Australia’s free trade agreement with India ‘opens the door’ to world’s biggest country

After more than a decade in the making, Australia has signed a historic free trade agreement with India.
Curtin University political analyst Professor Joe Siracusa says the agreement will “open the door to the biggest country in the world”.
“It will open different kinds of supply lines. Australia has heaps that India wants - lithium, coal and lentils,” he told Sky News Australia.

[@Shauqh]

India is the best alternative of China...Tony Abbot I say India is best Alternative for Each and Every Positive thing than any other country. Morrison done a very good deal.

[@Jack-tk1is]

@@qwerty9889 We were talking about resource alternatives not Creepy Simps like you 😂

[@AlphaCentauri24]

@@goodtales. It will. Few sobbers like you are everywhere.

[@mik29k]

@@goodtales. ???

[@sukritsingh8456]

@@goodtales. fuckin' hell mate, I mean why dafuq do we Indians do shit like this. LOL/

[@nitinkataria3474]

@@goodtales. How do you know that she is a girl ?

[@Firestarter-AU]

India has all that we value in our democratic society... Patience (dhriti), forgiveness (kshama), piety, or self control (dama), honesty (asteya), sanctity (shauch), control of senses (indraiya-nigrah), reason (dhi), knowledge or learning (vidya), truthfulness (satya) and absence of anger (krodha). Manu further writes, "Non-violence, truth, non-coveting, purity of body and mind. We could not find better friends in India...they have an extensive history of striving for peace. 🇦🇺 🇮🇳

[@alanhartigan]

You forgot to mention that they are excellent phone and email scammers.

[@stephin1612]

@@alanhartigan no the government has caught a huge number of callcenter scammers.

[@Sam-nb8ev]

@@alanhartigan There's black sheep wherever one goes.

[@Firestarter-AU]

@@alanhartigan happens in every country out everyone is a scammer. I got 15+ calls from Russian Federative Soviet Socialism this past week all fraud and scams but I don't say all Russians areile that do I? Think you're a racist but that's your perspective ...we ain't all the sane as you are either.

[@RAJAT6555]

As an Indian, I'm sorry to say this, but our rather bitter history from the 10th century CE onwards has made it quite clear that quite a few of these such as forgiveness, piety, honesty, truthfulness and absence of anger are vices masquerading as virtues.

[@snsism503]

One thing the world can be assured about India is. Of everything else India can provide you with food and medicines. That's all you will need to survive when the world is ending. So India is the country to rely on. And yes a country which stand by its words and has genuine dream of world peace and one world.

[@louislondon1146]

India can't even feed it's poor citizens

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

Very rare to hear sensible analysis unbiased opinion about India and the rest of the world from an outside perspective Good to know Aussies can be selfless n rational

[@fistfury3412]

Don't fool yourself they are puppets of 🇺🇸🇬🇧.. Won't think twice to turn there back on other countries just to pleaze there Master..

[@jackhoward5822]

Australia is an island nation. Is not obsessed with geopolitics in Central Asia and issues like the indo Pak territorial dispute. Its biggest concern is China and hence Australia will work with India and ASEAN to ensure baalnce of power in Asia

[@trinayreddy570]

@@jackhoward5822 bro but it's geography is like exposed like in ww days aussies use to fear that Japan might do some invasion so better aussies start being aggressive stop depending on Others USA'S far enough to guard u

[@dznuts123]

"selfless n rational" do not go with Aussies.

[@Abheeeeee9]

@@dznuts123 *can be*

[@deepeshsao1008]

We wish to clarify that the oil imports from Russia is just 2% of our Dialy consumption. So we welcome Australian goods in India as we choose to take our own path of Diplomacy.

[@Dangermonkey1000]

shut up

[@avi6730]

Do you really think it will benefit india.

[@anengineer152]

@@avi6730 it will benefit Australia

[@avi6730]

@@anengineer152 No it doesn't matter if it matter both countries.

[@anengineer152]

We need to increase trade with Russia importing more oil at least 5-10% and selling medical products Russia is our all weather friend

[@travstar5447]

Absolutely outstanding Congrats to the Morrison Govt. Another brilliant result for Australia.

[@william2131365]

They brainwashed you. This trade deal benefit India mainly with their cheap goods flooding to Australia

[@travstar5447]

@@peterlovell5406 initiated by Tony Abbott....that's why he is thanked by all. One would know that if one listened or read the facts. Gillard was a drama sook tard same as Kev " COOKED " Rudd.

[@travstar5447]

@@william2131365 you spud

[@rishikumarpandey5254]

@@peterlovell5406 no tony abbot did. Love him and mr Morrison.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@_sayan_roy_]

As an Indian, it was interesting to see an analysis of this deal from an Australian news channel's perspective. It was concise too. Nicely done.

[@user-vl8bv5jt9m]

Talked less about free trade & more about war conflict

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@bindruk4321]

@@Q_QQ_Q they need anti race laws even before that lol

[@Firestarter-AU]

@@Q_QQ_Q that's a lie mate.

[@Firestarter-AU]

@@bindruk4321 another of the same lie. We Aussies are not racist today...I admit we were decades ago but things have changed just as it did in every democratic nation...racism is dead...those attempting to revive racism are those who were treated racially in a negative way. They are the ones staring up trouble because they miss their opportunity to complain. You are complaing that others are complaining?

[@vyaspadhuk7634]

I wish some American Diplomats learn from the Australians. They know how to get India on their side.

[@fistfury3412]

Who gives a shit 💩💩💩 about warmongers & Physcopath neo cons

[@christyag1177]

One thing is for sure, India is 1000 times a better partner than China. Sri Lanka may have started realizing the same now.

[@jayeshmonlbs]

As you knw india is a democracy . the citizen's sentiments has a part in the governments decisions . Indians love Australia and this deal wont backfire for both cuontries .. Quad was a good initiative if there was no USA in it . Because othes are defensive but USA is offensive .. They will drag all of US to a war . Otherwise India needs good relations with JAPAN and AUSTRALIA

[@americanaestheticlaserinst9958]

It’s nice that Australia leaders are finally doing something good for their people

[@bulb6222]

Why wouldn't more Indian students come to Australia? Umm, I don't know maybe a string of racist incidents against Indian students a few years ago might have something to do with it.

[@LaggardInLove]

Of course!

[@destiny4936]

20,000 indian students mostly medical students went to ukraine to study coz it's much safer. But all these students are now back in India after an historic operation by indian govt to bring back these students from war hit nation. Australia should provide conducive environment for indians to appear in Australia

[@arin971]

It's probably because many Indians don't actually hear other Indians leaving India and going to Australia, I myself have only heard about Indians leaving India to go to, UAE and Canada (Most), US(second most) and UK(third most). But never heard Indians moving to Australia. I guess Australia will also be a great place to get education from, it's just that people aren't that aware.

[@nunyabusiness4752]

This is what made me not choose Australia actually... I was planning to see what I could with medical education there, but then those incidents cropped up and I decided that I didn't want to get caught in the crossfire by accident 😅

[@sharadjain2463]

Why would we come to australia, Australian universities are not good like USA or UK has. If indians would like to study in foreign then they should go to USA or UK like they have Harvard, MIT, Oxford etc. leading in the world. Racism is also factor that indians face in Australia.

[@mr.n0ne]

India-Australia ties needs to be viewed seperate from Russia-Ukraine war. Bringing matters happening between 3rd and 4th country will only make things way more complicated. US has no embassy in Iran, does that mean other western countries have no relationship with iran? India-China relations went down, so did the west cut its relationship with China because of it? Did NATO asked for world opinion before expanding in eastern europe? West should not expect others to "pick" side for problem emerged from their own reckless actions. India-West relationship cannot be one-way, if the west can prioritize its interest according to situations, why not other countries?

[@sparkly3989]

Well said brother

[@deepikamakineni2615]

Well said

[@biplabkumarghosh6300]

"Did NATO ask for world opinion before expanding in eastern Europe?" Why should they ask for world opinion? They should only ask for opinion from Ukrainans and countries already a part of NATO Did Indians ask for world opinion before electing Modi?

[@josephstalin9604]

@@biplabkumarghosh6300 Nice comparing An Election of country to a country joining a Alliance which will have a bigger geopolitical impact . Such a clown you are.. 🤡

[@biplabkumarghosh6300]

@@josephstalin9604 So you think all the internal elections of each of the 30 NATO country combined will have a smaller effect on geopolitics than decisions taken by NATO? Seems like you are a bigger clown. Going by your logic, UN should be the biggest geopolitical force in the world because it is alliance of ~200 countries not 30

[@khushi6880]

I specifically don't understand what he meant by western values. Good values just means good values, not western values.

[@harmlesscarrot1797]

He was referring to Democracy and it's related benefits.

[@neeleshkumar8084]

@@harmlesscarrot1797 how is it only western values??? Just bcs west coined that term doesn't mean it western values

[@LinuxLuddite]

@@neeleshkumar8084 democracy, liberalism, freedom etc that India ranks at the bottom

[@neeleshkumar8084]

@@LinuxLuddite yeah and the people who create theses lists and ranks top have their own Capitol mobbed by its own citizens , have riots in name of religion , President publicly mocks about some certain media channel, have zero tolerance for minorities.... I can go on but it's a kind request don't give us this lecture on India being last in all these rankings.... Bcs we as a country have these values ingrained in us from centuries long before it became some political tool and narrative for the so called west...

[@aadityaranjan2159]

@@neeleshkumar8084 well values change from time to time and place to place, in west, slavery was common in 1700s. Now its a crime. We should value the values our ancient kings had and not western pseudo democracy

[@atrismith7487]

So can we have Indian made clothing instead of China made . Initially Indian factories were sending very well made clothing for export , then the quality suffered greatly . So please Indias taylors , get back to your former glory of well made clothes made from your own weave cloth

[@Dangermonkey1000]

now indians are simply exporting bangladeshi imported clothes......its the reason why quality gone down......indian tailors had stopped manufacturing clothes

[@atrismith7487]

@@Dangermonkey1000 thats sad . I have noticed that Bangladesh is the latest place for the cheap labor sweatshop clothes

[@SoWAHHHT]

@@Dangermonkey1000 Are you kidding? Do you know how many Indian textile companies are listed in their stock market exchange alone? Don't just bluff..

[@sourabhkumar1338]

It's because now fashion follow cheap clothes with cheap fabric. That's the reason

[@sharadjain2463]

India was leading exporter of textile for 2000 years before Britain came and destroyed our industries.

[@novosib9017]

the problem is that alot of these young reporters have been indoctrined to dislike any point of view regarding other nations. this has happened through their youth. They put racism first over knowledge of history. To them its "we are good, they are bad"

[@number2664]

I don’t understand the anti China sentiment? Happy enough to buy cheap goods and reap returns of mineral sales?

[@anengineer152]

Ya ya

[@Firestarter-AU]

That's a shame ..all that does it further instill a doctrine which causes antagonism with the rest of the world with ' It's us against them!'.

[@_wallnutz_]

Does this mean curry will be cheaper.

[@thiswasme5452]

@@_wallnutz_ Who mary curry ?

[@parth2977]

It seems Australian citizens are politically more active and informed vis a vis other western countries. I can see that from quality of their comments. Kudos to Indo-Austro relationship

[@Rei-m3g]

Sometimes I want to read international comments .

[@amangupta2905]

Yes

[@YashSharma-zp8yu]

@@Rei-m3g Are you from Australia?

[@josephchudleigh8367]

Can you imagine Labors Albanese getting deals done like this. Who in his party would be able to achieve this ? Wong ? Keneally? Bowen? Tanya P.? Chalmers? All of these would be lucky to get a deal at a Mc Donalds drive through.

[@brettmitchell1777]

And they would brag about it later.

[@number2664]

If it has taken 10 years to get done suggests labor started the agreement under Gillard?

[@cannabiscureseverything]

@@number2664 Julia implemented a freeway for big govt to spy on citizens. She misappropriated $150 Million of taxpayer funds to the corrupt Clinton Foundation. Additionally she had the largest hand on creating one of the worlds best black markets in regards to tobacco. Rolled into the tobacco thing, she made a taxation rape on citizens who use tobacco and thereby also single handedly decimated the tobacco industry. After painting a giant target on her own back, she ran off to England to both avoid retritbution and take a crack at wrecking the UK that little bit more. If your effort is to get Julia Gillard noticed.. rest assured she has been. If you are suggesting she was great, think again. Your hero is part of the problem

[@travstar5447]

Labor is A leftist woke fest!!...a team of Green incompetence

[@Nathan-ju1yk]

Nah they will be more interested and labouring the way to sell Australia off to China

[@DheerajSingh-hu5dd]

Am afraid, its Australian to be blamed for this delay. India always wanted a co-operation between two countries but, Australians were too Inclined towards China. They only, come to India only when Chinese took Australian's money as well as their respect from them. But whatever happened, happened, let's use this opportunity for the betterment of both countries together. Cheers

[@sagarkothari5218]

we indians are to be blamed too. we also thought China can be a friend and did not diverse our supply chains and business interests. Yes, the way previous Ausie govts were optimistic about china was a whole different level.

[@kunal.9587]

Soon Modi will have 3 masters : Xi ping pong, Joe and scott morrison.l.

[@sagarkothari5218]

@@kunal.9587 pehle se hi itne chutiya ho ya fir koi course kiya hai ?

[@nidhichaurasia9893]

@@sagarkothari5218 as for diverse point of your, we can't do anything because china IS World manufacturing country so we need to buy from them, as they are cheap. But we are not that late of realising china true face , USA is still our biggest exporter. And now with border issue and COVID, Indian are avoiding Chinese products as much as they can and GOI is also working on dumping issues.

[@sagarkothari5218]

@@nidhichaurasia9893 agreed. the way China hid covid in 2019, every government somehow knows their responsibility for this covid mess. and their expansionist ambitions have only made it clear that China must be contained. these things have made world understand importance of india.

[@kirannnnnn]

Aus are more worried about Ukraine rather than indo Pacific region. Geography and ocean's matters first for india-australia Ukraine war is not India's or Australian war ,so its better to think of out future in this region where we share indian ocean Waters. It's a good deal. Number of countries are trying to access indian market.

[@dashrathsingh7231]

Due to US and australia's negligence,Soloman islands(near to just australia) are occupied by Chinese regime .They were more focused on Ukraine now they would feel their blunders.

[@kirannnnnn]

@@dashrathsingh7231 yes, People in Australia doesn't know this geo politics, Geo graphy, oceans, Importance of partnership's. This is a election time in Australia and Ukraine - Russ , china is taking advantage. Australia ia very poor in diplomatic deal's and they neglected their backyard . Aus is rich but very poor in many area's

[@MDCDiGiPiCs]

@@kirannnnnn Australian attitude is "she'll be right mate" then when it turns to shit they wonder what happened. A good peace loving people, naive of the harsh realities of the world, most likely due to the influences of the left over the decade's.

[@joshlaube9021]

@@dashrathsingh7231 we can not help others that get in debt traps with China all we can do us warn them, what you want us to intervention on the Solomon island, that will not go well on a global stage, more Western interventions

[@jotendrakumar2852]

USA the big boss always at throat of Australia

[@SuperAdobeFlash]

And I thought Steve Waugh was the only wise man in Australia.

[@bhagyodayavyas4271]

I dont agree with every word of professor but he sure did get the point right. India and Australia needs to be partners for a stable indo-pacific and also to counter a country like China.

[@bhagyodayavyas4271]

@Ululu Kululu dude are you really saying that? I can imagine you are not a well read person about history, neither Indian nor Global. Colonization has never ever benifited any country. Do you know why China is successful, it is because for most of its history, China was independent. The same USA and Canada developed because it has close ties and direct border with USA. And even if we agree with your scenario, the countries who are talking about will be allies of the British and not India. Before you appreciate British rule of India, If you are an Indian, ask you grandparents how it was living under the British. Yes we had bad leaders, but Independence was a requirement. The very fact that we, if you are Indian, if not than, me can use this site and right peacefully without any fear, it is because India is independent. And trust me, today India is a sort of powerful ally for every country, including China. No country wants to hemper their relations with us because at this very moment, India is the most desirable ally in the world. You want development? Start working towards it. Wait for 10 years, you will see where India would stand. The world order is about to change, We all are seeing the start of it. Being an Indian, do anything criticize any one, but don't ever appreciate the British rule of India. It was the most brutal time for us.

[@bibhasdmusic]

@Ululu Kululu history ain't your strongest suit. 😂

[@Mr.Bismarck]

Nobody gives a shit about your agreement mate

[@andrewlambert7246]

AUSTRALIA NEEDS ALL THE HELP IT CAN GET AFTER WHAT CHINA HAS DONE TO AUSTRALIA. THANK YOU INDIA. AUSTRALIA NEEDS TO SELL UNRESTRICTED URANIUM TO INDIA.

[@karsan6018]

India and Australia are going to do much better than what Australia had with China. We have many similar values and is relatively easier to work with. Love the positive energy on both sides with this agreement! Cheers!

[@ramcharyvishwakramas267]

👍

[@aruncv1373]

You feed us energy. We will give all the finest crafts and luxury you can imagine. From spices, finest tea, finest coffee, silk, ornaments, technology, steel, cars, software, defence equipments, to art, culture and cinema.

[@aruncv1373]

Almost forgot, the cheapest and most effective pharma sector will open up for you guys. Vaccines, essential medicines, generic, designer whatever is under the sun will be at the lowest prices. Besides if you want big surgeries just get a flight and get it done and have a vacation in india. Best doctors, nurses, world class hospitals, and world class treatment at 10-20% of the cost.

[@dimitzvonmelbourne7886]

This announcement is targeted for australians from India a month from the election.

[@travstar5447]

Hows Albo...." ill fix health care" How Albo?.. you cant even give any costings.....Jimbo Chalmers and Albo couldnt run a bath.....not one Dollar amount and explanation on how from his pathetic Budget response.

[@ericjones2563]

Thats called politics and it's same across the world. 😃

[@mallianumula5643]

it is very difficult for India to replace china, china moved very far by now.. but India has its own path, it may not be replaced but it will provide an alternative for many .. on the long run like 50 years from now.. India may be in a better position to qualify top 5 in all aspects .. and from then India will sustain their position for years ...

[@puffythecutie7524]

India has to go through a slow grind as it is a largest democracy with many thoughts....

[@aadityaranjan2159]

@@puffythecutie7524 if only we indians had dictatorship under bjp for next 20 yrs😌

[@puffythecutie7524]

@@aadityaranjan2159 it's already in works but in a Democratic manner

[@aadityaranjan2159]

@@last3239 how

[@truthseeker3404]

@@last3239 congress is a Islamist bootlicker. Bjp is not. That's the difference that makes the necessary argument. Period.

[@friendlyatheist9589]

Don't try to squeeze russia and Ukraine conflict everywhere. India and Australia are not in Europe our policies toward each other can't be determined by conflict in two random countries in Europe

[@sammasih5647]

India and Australia Friendship Forever 🇮🇳🇭🇲

[@spartamerican6758]

My congratulations to you fine folks for this achievement. Well done.

[@foodninja7368]

After watching how India dealt with farm protests and how Canada dealt with truckers protest, I would say it's safe to say that if anything, India would be the last country you should accuse of being secretarian state. Hypocrisy doesn't live long, it's better you don't live under its illusion either.

[@KanishQQuotes]

Cultural Marxism is very effective

[@tonyclark8860]

Well put especially with the QUAD relationship

[@Yashvant5569]

🇮🇳 India ❤️Australia🇦🇺 We both will help each other, so both can benefit...

[@gurugantaal5782]

I RESPECT THE PROFESSOR . THANK YOU PROFESSOR. RESPECT FROM INDIA .

[@dumdumbrown4225]

Brilliant, Prof. Siracusa - despite idiotic questions from the Sky News anchor - great development and progress by India 🇮🇳 and Oz 🇦🇺 a great future arises from this historic trade deal 🌟

[@rahulgupta3214]

India is a country of 1.3/4 billion ppl so we have to care care of their need including energy (oil) to reduce rising inflation.... After all national interest come first... The Question is " why we as indian pay for WEST+USA+UKRAINE war with RUSSIA..,🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@deepalakshmi5890]

Scott Morrison and Australia proud of you to stand up to China

[@Cric_nirvana23]

They have no choice.

[@chrisismail]

Can't be worse than the free trade agreement we had with china

[@harukrentz435]

cant it? imagine if its including service labours too.

[@subhamsonalpanigrahi6045]

@@harukrentz435 what do you mean?

[@anonymousguy329]

@@harukrentz435 yes Its including service exports as well

[@Kds140]

@@subhamsonalpanigrahi6045 mostly austrailians hate indians because indians get their jobs by taking low money.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@tete-a-tete1010]

In the meantime we are sitting at home having lost our jobs for no reason other than forceful vaccination of a drug that has been developed using a process that raises both ethical, moral and religious consciences.. We have been forgotten and treated like dirt with zero rights. No income with mortgage and bills to pay, and kicked out of employment. Cannot travel out of the country to secure employment elsewhere and cannot work in the country either. Meanwhile, Businesses have stalled, hurting with labour shortages and empty food shelves for lack of workers, amid soaring labour costs, which translates to inflation prices to customers. Another own goal. Who makes these thoughtless, unscrutinised policies?

[@travstar5447]

You sound like a whinger?. What Country has done better than Australia through the Pandemic?

[@tilapiadave3234]

Meanwhile the antivaccination CULT has NOT been jailed for the deaths and suffering they caused

[@tataskyful3586]

Are you taking of Australia. I live here and except vaccination, I don't agree with anything you said

[@carlosg3799]

Explain.

[@carlosg3799]

Explain.

[@SanilAbrahamdontstop]

Australia doesn't really have a say in geopolitics, Australia think it does 😂😂..we all know Australia doesn't have independent foreign policy. Don't forget Australia was sitting in China's lap few years back.

[@Jesusmalaark11]

Ur sitting in ur cult leader overlords lap xii ping

[@georgecharlton5782]

whats needed is to get india made clothing into stores like k mart who sell nothing but chinese rubbish which i for one refuse to buy.

[@bluegreenOD]

Key elements in suppressing inflation are reducing / eliminating tariffs and increasing immigration

[@anaghsinha07]

Aussies are well informed 🇦🇺❤️🇮🇳

[@puffythecutie7524]

I am an Australian living in India for decade. This is a win win situation for both

[@reetukumari5680]

but your representative thinks other ways as he said that India is in bed with Russia

[@puffythecutie7524]

@@reetukumari5680 every one is in bed with all... Who cares what anyone says..

[@TON-vz3pe]

He is simply spitting facts.

[@mistersmacky]

I just want "Telstra NBN" customer service to stop calling me every second day from India. They get all offended and hang up when asked "Is your family proud that you are a thief?" 😉

[@MAYANKkumar-sm4gh]

Peoe in India are also fed up with these calls. It's just government does not have any proper functioning cyber crime unit setup to track and close down all of them. I am sure in near future they are well equipped to tackle them.

[@mspenelope6874]

Australian universities should focus on educating Australians

[@atrismith7487]

Universities are backed by foreign money thus they prefer foreign students .What I don't understand is how can an Indian student afford the fees for courses. Chinese can . Usually, the pathway to immigrate here for Indians is to take on a minor college course then they can work here to cover all their costs, pay for very expensive Visas over and over until the Aus Immigration dept finally allows them permanent residency

[@bradwilliams1691]

@@atrismith7487 I wouldn't mind betting that the Chinese students are subsidised by the CCP. And everything they learn here will be turned against Australia in the form of cyber intelligence & hacking. Personally, I say send them home to their own universities.

[@MelaniaRose]

@@atrismith7487 a lot of international students take out huge loans and a lot work under the table without telling immigration.

[@scottwilliam6141]

They pay full fees. Worth billions to the Australian economy.

[@mspenelope6874]

@@scottwilliam6141 Young Australians are worth more than a business model.

[@Starknight00]

Australia 🇦🇺 Free Trade with India 🇮🇳 was long due. Best decision for both Nations. Prosperity Peace and Progress.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@maheshrathod5593]

@@Q_QQ_Q shut up

[@maheshrathod5593]

Yeh I'm exited tko

[@tikatank6772]

India would also do well to not emulate Australia in some aspects like blatant racism and treatment of aborigines. Mutual trade is no acceptance of values or despicable historical tendencies.

[@justcurious40]

Europe imports 20% oil and 60% gas from Russia. Not sure why 2% import by India is worth a discussion. Russua has been a reliable partner to India in times of trouble. What do you do with a trusted partner that goes the wrong path. You can only advise that partner. On the flip side US has been a partner that has historically been unreliable as far as India is concerned. There has been good improvement in relationship with west, but India cannot afford to burn its bridges with its partners. Ukraine War is a Nato vs Russia power game in which Ukraine has been used as cannon fodder by both sides.

[@kaustubhraizada]

Australia can grow in two sectors , energy , food and minerals+ it

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first . free beef

[@Shikhar_Pandey916]

Indo-australian trade is going to grow alot in future because India doesn't have same resources as australia india needs the Australian resources to make products so having a FTA is a boost to our trade and growth.

[@NorthernReaper]

Australia is racist country that’s why most of indian students don’t wanna study there. I choose Canada myself because of how nice this country is. It is cold with equally warm in heart.

[@anupamsatpathi2071]

Canada is safe home for Khalistanis I am choose Australia instade of Khalistani Canada🇨🇦🇨🇦.

[@NorthernReaper]

@@anupamsatpathi2071 why do you care about Khalistan when have abandoned hindustan yourself? Too much hypocrisy

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first . .

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@@anupamsatpathi2071 support strict anti caste laws in australia

[@whiskeygamer9402]

I'm glad India isn't going to give up Coal.

[@nikilbinu8915]

there is thing called per capita emissions

[@sagarkothari5218]

not until 2040 as per government targets.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@s.sarkar5849]

Australia looks very interested in the project by looking at its media.

[@WORLDCITIZEN2004]

Indian people are arrogant and rude. Indians hate Indians.. All Indians must respect everyone even enemies.. If Indians are down to earth, India looks like Japan by 2060 or 2080. Moreover, What if India is next Ukraine, India needs Australia , the US and Europe. Russia remains neutral...

[@jobinjoseph5205]

A few people 27 million producing supplies for 1300 million!!

[@rudrakshsinghkatal5609]

That means australia makes more money . That's why Aussie government wanted it desperately

[@sandipk2575]

India ranks number 1 or 2 in producing most agricultural products...

[@jaat8056]

That's not how Economic Trade Work's I think You haven't Seen Australian natural Resources Data. Massive Australian soil is Full Resources. On other hand India Has Human Resources In Short Australia Needs More Hands To Turn Raw Material Into goods But Australia lacks Population. Now Raw Material On Massive Scale Can Be Exported To India Due to End On Tarrif Exports in Free Trade Agreement And Finished Product Can Be Sold In Australia And World Wide. Which Will Booste Australia Economy Massively And also Going To Help India To Some Extent. Because India Can save A Lot On Natural Resources By Importing From Australia. And Above All Of that Australia Will Reduce Thr Dependency From China. India will Also Have a Strong Ally In Indo Pacific to Tackle China. Because In Real Crisis Only Neburs Help Eachother. That's How Both Countries can Benefit From Eachother.

[@dipakbose2677]

Australia can send its surplus kangaroos to India for the lions and tigers.

[@anuragnayan5247]

And Koalas too. 😍

[@demorvie]

India better be careful dealing with these first world countries.

[@sharathvasudev]

india dictate terms nowadays mate. no country wants to miss out a potential 1.4 billion customers. who every day are getting richer and are able to afford more. 300 million people were uplifted from poverty in the last decade to middle to lower income groups. that's it's is the population of USA.

[@flawless_papaya]

First world countries are turning into $#!tholes.

[@-abhi]

First world country 😂😂😂😂 You are living in 1945

[@Q_QQ_Q]

m

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@@sharathvasudev Aus needs to have anti caste laws first . .

[@nandamini01]

I love my India so so much and my Australia so so much

[@deekshantbelwal1269]

Thanks to leadership of Scott Morrison and Tony Abbott. 🙏

[@bretloyd8097]

Deal was started 10 YEARS AGO by the ALP.

[@anengineer152]

And not Modi??🤨

[@MemesthanYoutube]

@@anengineer152 australia elections i guess

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@lokesh303101]

It would help 'India' to become a 'Developed economy'.

[@number2664]

In some respects they are more developed then us

[@AJ56878]

@@number2664 Because they have low population

[@anengineer152]

Yeah nice decision this is

[@Sathish_12]

@@number2664 it's always green on the other side mate

[@YashSharma-zp8yu]

@@number2664 Who?

[@frankwren8215]

It opens the door to higher taxes and nothing else. We could already trade with India.

[@callofduty6661]

No it opens the door to more migration which will push down wages and conditions as required by business.

[@sagarmeena0210]

Australia mining will benefit a lot. We need trade with like minded democracies.

[@Rahul-vp7sj]

India need Australian Coal

[@oldman2800]

Finally. This is so belated, a mutually beneficial commercial relationship for Commonwealth family that should have been done a hundred years ago. More trade more mutual wealth, it's not complicated

[@user-ww1yg1fq5r]

It's not just products though is it! It's free movements of people also, what could go wrong with a population of 1.4 billion low income with open doors to Australia. Enjoy we are here in Ireland with the trade with Africa more African people in Dublin then Irish. But it's good for the economy..

[@ulf5738]

India and China are both supporting the terror state of Russia. And now Australia is indirectly supporting Russia.

[@anupamsatpathi2071]

@@user-ww1yg1fq5r 🤣🤣🤣🤣 They deal say only indian yoga teachers and chefs have allowed work parmit in Australia🇦🇺.

[@cerveauy8782]

@@user-ww1yg1fq5r this is exactly why the commonwealth didn't work till now, your racist thoughts & bias has clouded your opinions. Also remember, India was made poor by the UK !

[@avinashdubey9312]

Oh god someone stop this commonwealth dude.... Am i so fed up of it.... It's just two nations you're independent and so are we why still calling yourself with colonial names... Atleast don't call my country plz

[@shyamchabra5355]

Oh dear, the depths to which a politician will sink to save his hide. Morrison will be shown the door soon enough.....he might go through it so fast that his feet don't touch the ground!

[@RSK14362]

Hope this #trade deal will increase #bilateral trade from $27 billion now to $100 billion by 2030.

[@MsTRILLIS]

Increased prices once again for Australian consumers! Local demand for Australian product goes up if no protections are in place to ensure the domestic supply and as usual we have to compete for our home grown products. Great for producers, not so much for consumers. We pay the price every time we enter into these agreements with the price of meat being a perfect example. The massive prices aren't due to supply, it is due to the Supermarkets picking over the scraps left on our shores after overseas orders are filled. You can't blame producers for chasing top dollar for their product, but you can blame the government for not protecting the consumer as other countries do when they enter in to these agreements.

[@RAJAT6555]

Do check out fertilizer costs and also the ingredients used for making fertilizers. Shortages of agricultural products isn't the only problem contributing to the problem you've outlined above, but it is a major one.

[@karsan6018]

You have to see the larger picture of lots of cheaper supplies as well. As well higher incomes and jobs from increased demand. Hope to have a sustainable mutually beneficial relation with Australia.

[@ericjones2563]

What Australia produces or manufacturer which world needs? May be not much and even though Australia produces / manufacturer few stuff for the world, is it price competitive? NO is the answer. Hence Aus is predominantly a cusomer. Aus has perhaps world largest reservs of minerals and rare earths but name one Steel plant, Mineral processing company which supplies it to the world; None. Hence problem lies within.

[@aruncv1373]

It’s mainly energy. Food sectors are protected in both countries. Essentials may actually go cheap like cloths, finished fashion, finished leather, carpets, cars, software, defence equipments, high end tech, IT, etc. will become significantly cheaper. This is the best deal for both nations and a fresh outlook for the indo pacific. More security, stable energy, cheap finished goods, huge tourism revenue and a bright future for both the nations and the region as a whole. We have created a new block in the world.

[@t.4999]

@@ericjones2563 spot on. Always wondered why Australia has no major industrial zones to process the massive mineral deposits… still wondering why it’s not being exploited and finished / semi finished products aren’t being exported… not hard to get labourers at competitive rates if they have industry driven immigration to boost up the economy. Guess they wish to keep it as it is

[@warrior_1101]

It's a pleasant news. This deal will benefit both the nations immensely.

[@clonecommanderbly7408]

How

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Aus needs to have anti caste laws first .

[@gandhikumar2956]

Australians should be grateful that we help them overcome the harship. India, the next superpower.

[@Elainerulesutube]

😆😀Cop that, China!

[@SohamGreens]

It's Simple India have population (market) Aus have resources Aus shud have done this way back but anyways, Thanks to China 😀

[@_wallnutz_]

Does this mean free imports of Indian workers... I can go to India as well to drive Uber

[@anupamsatpathi2071]

Only indian yoga teacher and indian chefs have to parmit to work in Australia 🇦🇺 the deal says.

[@_wallnutz_]

@@anupamsatpathi2071 Because Scomo likes curry and yoga

[@Kds140]

To be a driver in India. I bet it's even harder job than finding another job in AUS.🤕

[@_wallnutz_]

@@Kds140 I'm not allowed to work in Australia

[@Kds140]

@@_wallnutz_ ohh then i guess you should come to india and try to be driver, If possible. I am still sure by seeing traffic and others driving their vehicle you will leave that job. To be driver in india specially from a country with less population is like danger.☠️

[@asrofficialviews]

We love Australia..new ties will make Australia and India close..lov u Aussies from India

[@Seriouslyfunny1]

Ah. Thanks for the avocadoes Aussie bros.

[@ljnouata9088]

Thanks for the Cricket Bats Indian mates.

[@nirviikalpa]

EU is still to date buying 1.2 million barrels of crude oil from Russia in a day directly funding it. BUT India bought only 13 million barrels in a year!

[@death_parade]

1.2 billion.

[@MifazEM]

Give the Australia to India and you guys go back to England. That's the real free trade deal

[@informationtechnology4562]

03:24 india is in the middle of everything

[@user-ld8nx3fn1c]

5 years ago India put massive tariffs on chickpeas and lentils and destroyeda market for a lot of Australian farmers. It really seems like we are getting really screwed here, we are in talks about free trade and then with out warning put these massive tariffs on, only for those tariffs to be removed as part of the agreement. What have we really gained from these free trade agreements outside of removing excessive and arbitrary tariffs that screw us over 5 years ago... personally I think this is a bit of a joke.

[@uthankpettukola7589]

85% of the goods which Australia imports into india will be tariff free now,which will increase to 91% in a few years also this is just an interim agreement while they negotiate the comprehensive FTA

[@user-ld8nx3fn1c]

@@uthankpettukola7589 Australia exports into India?

[@uthankpettukola7589]

Exports into india** my bad lol

[@knightatdawndonbynight8432]

@@user-ld8nx3fn1c If as per your claim tariff on some aussie produces exported to India were arbitrarily raised, that does not imply that other goods and produces exported to India at that time enjoyed zero tariff. After this agreement 85% of aussie export items will enjoy zero tariff, that completely exempted from tariff and there will be no scope of arbitrary imposing any tariff on those 85% of items without breaking away from the bilateral agreement. Also Australia has very high GDP per capita and median household income compared to India. And in India, farmers have the lowest median household income and farmers constitute 60% of the country's employed labor force, implying India is largely an agricultural country with most of its farmers having small agricultural land and hence low income, unlike Australia. So India has valid concerns about cheaper food produces that Indian farmers mostly produce, being exported to India throwing large chunk of India's agricultural population out of jobs which might lead to violence, anarchy and degeneration of law and order, ultimately collapsing the Indian state and the system. So India has valid reasons to be sensitive about protection of its farmers whose earning pattern is completely different from aussie farmers as they own small farming land (remember India is half the size of Australia in terms of area but its population is over45 times bigger than Australia which kind of explains why average Indian farmer has tiny farmland compared to average Aussie farmer). So if Australians buy from finished industrial goods from India and India buys more minerals from Australia under this FTA, not just Australia and India both will be able to reduce their dependence on China, also many of agricultural workforce taking up jobs in factories will reduce their dependence on agriculture as profession in India leading to reduction in their apprehension that import of food produces by India from abroad will throw them out of their job and on top of that, Indian rural farmers turning into urban industrial workforce will increase their earnings, improve their living standards and consumption for them to consume more produces exported to India- in such a scenario, aussie farmers' export to India will rise. This FTA will slowly turn the vicious cycle in India into a virtuous cycle that is win-win for both India and Australia.

[@Kds140]

Actually india has trade deficit while trading with austrailia .

[@gaurav_tiwari_]

We're slow af so yeah 10 years is relatively quick.. and I think this free trade agreement would help Aussies more than Indians. Aus needs to diversify its trade, they're too dependent on China. There should be FTA among QUAD as well.

[@patrussell8917]

Sounds like common sense at last. Big market ,we offer clean high quality goods . More contact and connection through Commonwealth links Many Indians businesses and assimilate well in Australia

[@ABanRocks]

Finally someone says it. It is India's decision if they trade with Russia or not. It isn't the West decision. Those days are long gone.

[@johnkennedy2068]

Because of the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment, now is the best time to invest and make money 💯

[@danielstewart1630]

You can say that again

[@marshallshaw8528]

Cry`pto is the new gold

[@sylvesterjames8020]

he's obviously the best i invested 2000 USD with him and in 9 days i made a profit of 9102 USD

[@m3lo544]

How do i contact Mr Ronald ?

[@sylvesterjames8020]

he's available on what's app

[@banditonehundred]

Need of that Australian wine 🍷in India

[@sirdigbychicken-caesar5189]

Sounds like a complete sell out for Australian IT workers, but all of us sheep farmers and mine owners will be happy:-)

[@bobi6506]

kk lemme tell u india has 94 unicorn(a company with the valuation of 1-10 billion dollars) and a century soon.. And australia has 4... So if ur able to attract them into ur country they might bring u some jobs..I mean in future they are gonna grow more big so its upon u if u can attract like Singapore, etc.

[@sirdigbychicken-caesar5189]

@@bobi6506 yes I use my board positions on large Australian corporations and government agencies to make them use large Indan software companies who bring in cheaper software developers on 'temporary' skill shortage Visas (that have been issued for the last two decades:-) So much better for the profits to go offshore than be trusted with Australian software developers, who would just waste it on local businesses. Juia Gillard was going to stop this con so we had to get rid of her. Malcom Turnbull also did a good job of making everybody think he was going to reduce the temporary visa scam . Well done pollies! What could go wrong with his Ponzi scheme? Let's go Scomo. Let's go Albo - more of the same con, please so I can get even more excessive bonuses, while the Australian tech industry goes the same way as it's car industry. The MSM will just bombard the people with articles about gender issues and footy so they don;t notice it happening - genius!

[@maheshrathod5593]

@@bobi6506 you're and indian or an aussie?

[@sutapasbhattacharya9471]

At least it is nothing like the so-called 'Free Trade' that the British imposed upon India - involving the greatest looting of a country ever and genocide of tens of millions both by suppressing their work and income and by starvation. I have been telling this story to the British in this time of War in Ukraine and sanctions on Russian oligarchs - given India's stance on Russia. Robert Clive returned from Bengal with his 'loot' [the Hindi word for plunder] as the richest [non-monarch] man in Europe (Open University online estimates his 'loot' at £100 million at today's rates). His East India Co. mafiosi henchmen became the new super-rich 'nobs' (from nawabs/'nabobs') and often bought up parliamentary seats - the Pitt family made their fortune looting India. Meanwhile, 1/3 of the population of Bengal Province [inc. modern Orissa and Bihar] - some 10 million died in the Great Bengal Famine of 1770 due to the rapacity of the Brits. Richard Becher [relative of William M. Thackeray] had predicted this 'Ruin of Bengal' which had been the richest province in Mughal India [which had 27% of global GDP before British occupation]. The Ruin of Bengal also led to economic crisis in Europe as dozens of banks collapsed in days as looted Indian wealth dried up for a while and Adam Smith had to delay his 'Wealth of Nations'. As research published by Columbia UP showed in 2018, the British stole some US$45 Trillion from India over two centuries which financed the Industrial Revolution and much else in Britain and its white settler colonies [see Jason Hickel's article on Al Jazeera online which also discusses how Britain lies about this history]. They also killed tens of millions of Indians by exporting India's foodgrains for British Food Security and profit including the setting up of Death Camps which gave less starvation rations than Buchenwald for hard labour to victims of the 1877 Madras Famine killing 94% of inmates - 7 million in total died [whilst record amounts of exports of Indian foodgrains lowered prices for Westerners]. George Orwell wrote (The Road to Wigan Pier) that 100 million Indians must be forced to the edge of starvation so that the British can live the way that they do. The British also deindustrialized India which had dominated manufacturing exports in textiles. H.H. Wilson wrote in 1853 that Manchester and Paisley could not have risen, even with steam power without the systematic elimination of competition from cheaper and superior Indian handloom cottons. This included the breaking of weavers' fingers and the cutting off of thumbs of weavers of Dhaka Muslin [a highly-prized elite cloth which which cost many times the price of silk] as well as tariff barriers and creating a Captive Market for British goods. Governor General William Bentinck wrote that the plains of India are bleached with the bones of her weavers. In the 1790s English experts declared Indian Wootz the best steel in the world and Sheffield copied its techniques but Indian steelmaking was stifled to suppress competition. India had been a major shipbuilder and continued to be in the early British-rule - the oldest seaworthy ship in the Royal Navy is HMS Trincomalee built in 1817 by an Indian company in Bombay of superior Indian teak. But soon afterwards, British shipbuilders stopped shipbuilding competition in India. As Shashi Tharoor tells us in Inglorious Empire, Indian engineers showed that they could design and build locomotives and thus the Brits stopped such manufacturing as well. Even during the 1939-45 war [when British Empire admirer Hitler wanted to make Ukraine and Russia Germany's 'India'], the British refused US plans to make aircraft factories in India (to fight Japan) as they did not want an independent India postwar to compete. After the war the British [and the postwar USA - following George Kennan's strategy of holding Asia down as poor compared to the West - whilst giving Marshall Aid to redevelop Europe] refused to help India build a steelmill at Bhilai saying stick to your traditional raw materials! The Brits created the First World/Third World schism and tried to maintain it. It was the USSR that stepped in and helped build Bhilai. They also helped build India's first Institute of Technology at Kharagpur. This - not arms sales is what led to the strong Indo-Soviet and then Indo-Russian partnership and friendship! In 1971 the USA and UK sent warships to support the Pakistani dictator perpetrating the largest genocide since 1945, killing 3 million in East Bengal. It was the Soviet Navy that warned off the USS Enterprise and Soviet threats to attack China stopped Mao from attacking India in support of Pakistan.

[@sirdigbychicken-caesar5189]

​@@sutapasbhattacharya9471 that's right. India has a lot of great people, much better than Australians - it would be racist to say otherwise. The plan is to fool the cleverest Indians into thinking Australia is the land of milk and honey, whilst me and my small band of cronies make massive bonuses paying them slave labour wages, whilst they live in appalling conditions. I'm sure India will still be better at everything than everyone else even when the best people leave.

[@blackknight3496]

Melbourne had free trade with india long ago

[@ruth_wick7612]

My goodness,so many cold comments...Iam sure,If i come to Australia,people are gonna kick my ass there..I will consider other countries for my higher studies than aus...BTW,iam a Big fan of ABD...

[@hmmm6710]

Thats that... Coldness at its peak!

[@nani5987]

this prof ll some day become viral in India...matured prof

[@hermanthetosser4219]

What does it mean open door immigration ?

[@number2664]

Would that be bad?

[@rudrakshsinghkatal5609]

No , that would mean india selling Engineering goods, petrochemicals , plastics and Pharmaceuticals without tariffs

[@MrFolky77]

@@number2664 Yes, it would!!

[@hermanthetosser4219]

@@number2664 well yeah... 1.3 billion population over 20 million.

[@atrismith7487]

@@hermanthetosser4219 India was exporting 11 million of you every year back in 2011 . How many now and is India having a brain drain thanks to all its young wanting empty western lifestyle and eat cows at MacDonalds here in Aus

[@yfhello]

India is a democratic country and open and free society believing in progress and prosperity for all its an transparent society and every one is free to visit and roam freely in India.

[@bepositive378]

We're happy that atleast we made some one happy😊 we aspect our relationship reach space as well and ee made a international space Station with QUARD nation. See you are special we sign a FTA with u there are others in the line like china, EU, England, USA and ASEAAN.

[@esotericwanderer6473]

why these australia people are so negative about india? I used to think australians are nice people. After reading comments, changed my views about australia, keep hating guys....

[@MDCDiGiPiCs]

Our export to India will be dictated by our ability to compete with the local producer's, that means that the outcome will be that we are going to import more than we export & what we do manage to export will be in the luxury range of goods. Think about it, the cost of an Australian mango vs an Indian one? Or maybe we'll be selling them grains due to Russia & Ukraine not exporting due to the war. So, how are our grain producers going to cope with the current three fold increase in fertilizer price along with the rise in fuel costs? This done deal sounds a lot like pre election window dressing designed to appease the non thinking partisan voters. The reality is that neither side of the political divide is any better than the other. If it was a matter of choice of disease's instead of political parties, it'd be like, your options are terminal cancer or aids.

[@atrismith7487]

it will give Indian miners more access to our resources and basically trash the place and leave us short of resources.

[@MDCDiGiPiCs]

@@atrismith7487 If the Adani experience is anything to go by, it'll generate a ton of money for the legal fat cats & that's about all.

[@atrismith7487]

@Chris Pratt why will Indian suffer from this deal . I'd say because their own produces get side tracked for the imports as happened with the Chinese market flooding into India

[@sharadjain2463]

Here in india we can buy mango at very cheap rate at only 100 ₹ /kg that is very good at nearest store.If you will sell it at 500 ₹/kg then no one will buy that. In dairy products Amul and Mother dairy are so popular. Amul is 8th largest dairy producer in the world . Cereals and Milk powder are not popular in Indian society except just some areas of Delhi or Mumbai.

[@jayeshmonlbs]

@@atrismith7487 India is still a closed economy There are not too much countries having free trade agreement with india You dont realise the opportunity Australins has got until you see it directly . Wait for some time .. If it is a fair game , Both countries will gain mutually . But i think there wont be more opportuniuty for australian farm products , since a big percentage of indians are poor farmers . The government cant import those items in a free trade agreement .. I think India and australia should work together to in natural dissasters like Wild fires in Australia and Floods in India . We should share whatever resources we have when we need it badly ..

[@hritik25m19]

Scott Morrison 💪💪🙏

[@cadaeishere8242]

The Indian's aren't fools. If they have partially opened to AUS, what have we negotiated away in return?

[@BatCaveOz]

UBER jobs.

[@shreyesbasutkar9206]

India and Australia have signed an ambitious free trade agreement (FTA) in goods and services on Saturday slashing import duties on a wide variety of items including wines, coal, meat, macadamia nuts and wool from Australia and pharmaceuticals, textiles, engineering goods, leather and gems & jewellery from India.

[@funnyanimals2527]

@@BatCaveOz haha look at top American companies CEO s ✌

[@rogerbrownreacts8528]

Gratz you get what the American people got after it’s NAFTA deal. 30 years your wages will be undermined until you are no better off than a Indian peasant.

[@ericboxer3053]

yeah there's like 3 big tech companies run by indians...if it's not tech they are shi@ at the job because the Indian personality in general absolutely sucks..0 people skills

[@ajay262134]

Australians just ensure Indians are not beaten up for being more hardworking and economical to employ. If yes, we welcome. If no, just keep the Australian goods coming, no issues.

[@chillax360]

Yep, Indian media needs to be more pro active if any such discrimination occurs and expose it and put pressure on aus govt to take proper action.

[@justanopinion7029]

was a great deal which proves we don't always have to rely on china for our good theres plenty of outher countries out there that wants to do business with us..Just please don't export whats left of the toilet paper it's still in short supply here

[@JoyP09]

We use hand held sprays instead of toilet paper so that wont be an issue.

[@deezimmo4814]

The Free Trade agreement with India will be a huge mistake. Look what NAFTA , North American Free Trade Agreement, did to the USA..it shifted our manufacturing base to other countries where the labor will work for a much lower wage. Our country used to proudly make quality products, now it has shifted to Asia, Mexico or China; instead, we have to depend upon another country, our enemy really, for nearly every consumer good we require or want, without quality. We have become a nation of purchasers instead of a nation of manufacturing.

[@anshchaturvedi7221]

India's GDP (ppp) of $10 trillion...... huge market..... negotiations were a decade long.... enough time to sort our differences and share benefits

[@vicspopular719]

Something smells fishy with this, maybe the Indian vote is important soon 🤞

[@bharathsf]

I think India and Australia relationship is deep as compared to India and US because of cricket!! Australian cricketers especially during the Steve Waugh and Ponting era are absolutely idolized in every household in India

[@louislondon1146]

What about Steve Smith?

[@BigGen222]

We'll still beat them at cricket. 😁

[@sententia8314]

well you lost at Gabba mate 😅😅

[@BigGen222]

@@sententia8314 (I don't follow cricket...)

[@chrismathewjoseph1283]

No you don't..😅😁

[@anengineer152]

@@BigGen222 come lets see 🤌

[@AAfrombharat]

😆😛😉👍

[@charlesjpallan]

Good to hear our countries growing closer and higher together 😃😃 as a 90s kid , Australian cricket team was my favourite foreign team to watch .. love you folks ,, cheers

[@anengineer152]

Congratulation Australia for getting deal

[@julesmarwell8023]

TELL YOU WHAT you send us some Brahm0s.. and we will trade you with some cricketers >>>> good deal ???????

[@anengineer152]

@@julesmarwell8023 😂😂

[@anengineer152]

@@julesmarwell8023 we don't need ball tamperer to win match

[@FunNFury]

I cant wait for the Vegemites on the shelves 😅

[@aryanhassan4659]

Ewww🤢