Australians’ trust in US sinks amid Trump’s tariffs and tantrums

Poll shows Australians hate Trump policies and have lost trust in US, but still strongly believe in alliance

A new Lowy poll shows Australians are losing faith with the American government but still value the alliance.

Australians’ trust in US sinks amid Trump’s tariffs and tantrums

Despite the erosion of trust, support for the US alliance remains strong with 80 per cent of respondents saying it is important for security.

Interest in travel to the US has cooled recently. Many people are choosing to book other destinations instead, travel agencies say. "I think it's an effect of the whole Trump situation," says travel agency manager Anna Hagsten.

Australians' trust in the US falls to two-decade low since Trump re-election

A Lowy Institute poll has found voters are almost evenly split on whether Peter Dutton or Anthony Albanese would be better placed to manage Australia's relationship with Donald Trump, but back the Labor leader when it comes to Xi Jinping.

‘Uncertain times’: Australians rethink travel to Trump’s America

The number of Australians and others travelling to America has dropped steeply amid growing horror stories of people being subjected to extreme vetting at airports.

Australians shun US travel as Trump sparks backlash

Trade tariffs and a crackdown on immigration have created fear and confusion for US-bound visitors. More Australians are now avoiding the US.