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Latest reports SEE ALL

Disrupting disadvantage: setting the scene
Over three research reports, CEDA will explore how Australia can adopt innovative new approaches to breaking the cycle of entrenched disadvantage.

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Effects of temporary migration
In 2019 CEDA released a report to better understand the role that migrants, specifically temporary migrants, play in Australia’s economy.

Sustainable budgets: underwriting Australia’s social compact
In 2019, CEDA released a research report that outlines priorities to deliver ongoing Federal Budget surpluses and debt reduction.

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Big business has the power to galvanise a response to the plastic threat faster than government or civil society: Andrew Forrest AO
Plastic is “one of the most pernicious threats we have to our environment”, Minderoo Foundation Co-Founder, Andrew Forrest AO, told a CEDA audience in Melbourne.

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We need to prepare the economy for ageing population: Federal Treasurer
Federal Treasurer of Australia, the Hon. Josh Frydenberg, told an audience in Sydney at CEDA’s 2019 Annual Dinner that we need to develop policies that respond to the pressures that the ageing population will place on our health, aged care and pension systems. ...Read More

CEDA AGM: Diane Smith-Gander AO new CEDA Chair
High-profile business leader Diane Smith-Gander AO has taken the reins as Chairman following CEDA’s AGM....Read More

CEDA launches latest research, Disrupting disadvantage: setting the scene
One in six Australian children live in income poverty, CEDA Chief Economist, Jarrod Ball, has told a CEDA audience in Sydney at the New South Wales launch of CEDA’s latest research, Disrupting disadvantage: setting the scene....Read More

Upcoming events SEE ALL

Women and leadership series: end of year lunch Join CEDA as we celebrate the end of the working year. Jane Caro AM, Catherine Fox and Maggie Beer AM will reflect on the year that was, sharing their insights on the highs, lows and everything in-between.

SA 14 Jan Professor Stephanie Kelton

NSW 30 Jan 2020 Trustee welcome back

QLD 30 Jan 2020 Queensland Trustee welcome back

NSW 05 Feb Maintaining Australia's world-class higher education sector

QLD 05 Feb 2020 Queensland program launch

NSW 12 Feb 2020 Economic and Political Overview in Sydney

QLD 13 Feb 2020 Economic and Political Overview in Brisbane

ACT 14 Feb 2020 Economic and Political Overview in Canberra

VIC 17 Feb Future of gas in Australia

NSW 19 Feb Priorities for the Aged Care sector to enhance quality

CEDA Blog SEE ALL

22/11/2019
0 comments: Disrupting housing insecurity: using technology to improve housing and homelessness outcomes
Following the release of Disrupting disadvantage: setting the scene, CEDA is releasing a series of articles from leading thinkers in the field that explore different aspects of disadvantage in Australia. Infoxchange CEO, David Spriggs, discusses how Infoxchange is using technology and cross-sector collaboration to reduce housing insecurity.
18/11/2019
0 comments: If the best form of welfare is a job: disrupting disadvantage through employment
Following the release of Disrupting disadvantage: setting the scene, CEDA is releasing a series of articles from leading thinkers in the field that explore different aspects of disadvantage in Australia. Anglicare WA Chief Executive Officer, Mark Glasson, explores ways we can improve employment outcomes to limit disadvantage.
13/11/2019
0 comments: Young Australians and disadvantage: disrupting the cycle
Following the release of Disrupting disadvantage: setting the scene, CEDA is releasing a series of articles from leading thinkers in the field that explore different aspects of disadvantage in Australia. The Smith Family Head of Research and Advocacy, Anne Hampshire, discusses new ways of approaching disadvantage among young Australians that could help break the intergenerational cycle.

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