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Business groups’ pre-election warning to both sides: reform or perish
Business groups get back to basics, warning that the economy will suffer unless union power is curbed, payroll tax abolished and major projects approved without delay.
Read moreWoodside Energy: Australia has to sharpen up to win global trade battle, Meg O’Neill warns
Amid rising global protectionism and greater competition for capital, Australia must sharpen its competitive edge even further.
Read moreMiners to fight new green push
Chamber takes aim at Labor’s plan for nature positive laws.
Read moreRinehart hails President with plans for spending spree in US
Gina Rinehart says incoming US President Donald Trump has started the greatest “non-Left, non-woke” movement sweeping the world, and has flagged investing billions of dollars in America.
Read moreDonald Trump’s inauguration speech transcript
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States.
Read moreWA Should Follow NT’s Lead And Appoint A Red-Tape Slayer
Australia is in desperate need of economic reform. Productivity is low, private investment is stagnating, and Australians are personally struggling after nearly two years of a per capita recession.
Read morePM stares down multiple concerns over minerals
Anthony Albanese has backed in his government’s critical minerals tax incentive despite concerns from mining groups – now echoed by the West Australian Labor government – about duplication of green tape and Indigenous consultation under the Future Made in Australia agenda.
Read more‘Irrelevant claims swayed Plibersek’
Mining conglomerate Regis Resources will argue Tanya Plibersek’s decision to partially block the Blayney goldmine development in NSW was riddled with “irrelevant considerations” and used Indigenous cultural heritage as a trojan horse for environmentalism, court documents show.
Read moreIgnite competition or risk reputation as business basket case
As I’ve just returned from a week in North America learning from local business leaders, one thing is clearer than ever in my mind: if Australia is to be an attractive place for global businesses to invest, hire and grow, we need to get our skates on – and fast.
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