Trump’s Tariffs Reach Remote Australia | Even The PM Is Confused!

Two tiny Australian islands have just been hit by U.S. tariffs. The Heard and McDonald Islands, completely uninhabited and tucked away in the Antarctic, now face a 10% U.S. export tariff despite having no residents — or real exports. Meanwhile, Norfolk Island, with just over 2,100 people and a modest palm seed export industry, has been slapped with a 29% tariff under former President Donald Trump's sweeping trade regime. With annual trade barely touching a few hundred thousand dollars, the move has left locals amused and economists scratching their heads. Watch to find out how ghost islands and palm seeds got entangled in a global trade war.