

Headlines: Canada's Liberal Party secures fourth term
Apr 29, 2025
Today's notable headlines reveal that the Australian stock market is soaring after the Trump administration hints at easing automotive tariffs. In Queensland, a teenager has been charged following vandalism against Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's office. Meanwhile, Canada's Liberal Party surprises everyone by securing a fourth term in a snap election. On a brighter note, researchers have unearthed the oldest known ant fossil in Brazil, bringing a fascinating glimpse into our planet's past.
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US Tariff Shift Boosts Markets
- The US administration plans to reduce tariffs on foreign car parts but keeps tariffs on made-outside-US vehicles.
- This measure reassured markets, leading to Australia's stock market best day in eight weeks.
Vandalism Targets Peter Dutton
- Queensland Police charged an 18-year-old after three vandalism incidents targeting Peter Dutton's office.
- Dutton called the attacks outrageous and supports democracy but opposes intimidation.
Canada's Liberals Defy Prediction
- Canada's snap election defied predictions with Liberal Party securing a fourth term under Mark Carney.
- Opposition and smaller parties faced historic losses amid economic uncertainty from US tariffs.