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‘Industries of the future’ on skills summit agenda

Australia’s inaugural Jobs and Skills Summit will explore ways to develop a highly skilled inclusive workforce that can take advantage of emerging technologies like renewables, digitisation and advanced manufacturing....

Coalition accused of $1b business register cost blow-out

28 July 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The former Coalition government has been accused of hiding a $1 billion cost blow-out in its modernising business registers program, which is now expected to cost up to $1.5...

Chalmers recommits to local industry rebuild

28 July 2022 | by Brandon How

As inflation is expected to hit 7.75 per cent by the end of the year and growth forecasts have been revised down by half a per cent, Treasurer Jim...

Govt moves to ‘discount’ EVs on first day of Parliament

27 July 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The new Labor government has moved to lower the cost of electric vehicles on the first day of Parliament, sending an “unmistakable signal’ about its intent towards the technology,...

Jobs Summit to capitalise on ‘very bright’ manufacturing future

11 July 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Around 100 leaders from unions, employers, civil society and governments will meet in Canberra in early September to address the economic challenges facing Australia, in the first major step...

Labor plans to cut $200m from Entrepreneurs’ Programme

19 May 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Labor will cut just under $200 million from the Entrepreneurs’ Programme – about 75 per cent of the program’s funding – if it wins this weekend’s election, and will...

Labor to ‘pick up and run’ with Thodey public sector reforms

4 May 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The Thodey review of the public service has been a “missed opportunity” so far, and a Labor government would “pick up and run” with its reform agenda, Shadow Treasurer...

Chalmers backs $1bn digital SME tax sweetener

20 April 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Labor says it will support the $1 billion in tax incentives targeted at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) unveiled in Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s March federal Budget that aim to...

Foreign investment changes, despite tech concerns

10 December 2020 | by Denham Sadler

Significant reforms to Australia’s foreign investment framework have sailed through parliament with bipartisan support, despite concerns from Labor and the tech sector that they will act as a disincentive...

Room to wriggle: Big Tech media bargaining code

8 December 2020 | by Denham Sadler

For most of this year, the federal government has been stuck between a rock and a News Corp after announcing plans to force Facebook and Google to pay for...

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‘Industries of the future’ on skills summit agenda

Coalition accused of $1b business register cost blow-out

Chalmers recommits to local industry rebuild

Govt moves to ‘discount’ EVs on first day of Parliament

Jobs Summit to capitalise on ‘very bright’ manufacturing future

Labor plans to cut $200m from Entrepreneurs’ Programme

Labor to ‘pick up and run’ with Thodey public sector reforms

Chalmers backs $1bn digital SME tax sweetener

Foreign investment changes, despite tech concerns

Room to wriggle: Big Tech media bargaining code

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