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Connecting people with progress: securing future economic development
CEDA's research report explores how we can realise better social and economic outcomes for Australians in the decades to come.

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Community pulse 2018: the economic disconnect
In June 2018, CEDA released the results of its first nation-wide poll of community attitudes to growth and development.

How unequal? Insights on inequality
CEDA released a report in April 2018 which examines key ideas and concepts of inequality, including inequality of opportunity and the future of inequality.

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WA to return to surplus sooner than expected, says Premier Mark McGowan
WA expects to have a substantial surplus a year sooner than originally estimated, WA Premier the Hon. Mark McGowan has told CEDA’s State of the State event in Perth.

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Australia Post CEO optimistic about future of work despite workforce and technological challenges
Speaking at a CEDA event in Perth, Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate said that the biggest challenge of running Australia Post is thinking about the future of the workforce....Read More

Emissions levels have us on a cliff edge
Maintaining current rates of greenhouse gas emissions is like going over a cliff in economic and social terms and incredibly destructive, according to climate change expert Professor Mark Howden. ...Read More

Premier exalts buzz about Tasmania
Far from being an economic laggard, Tasmania is now leading the nation on many measures, according to Premier the Hon. Will Hodgman. ...Read More

Upcoming events SEE ALL

Rethinking business: Mariana Mazzucato CEDA in collaboration with Monash University and the Centre for Policy Development present a unique opportunity to hear from Mariana Mazzucato, one of the world’s leading voices on the economics of growth and innovation.

SA 13 Dec NDIS: impacts and implementation

VIC 14 Dec Rethinking business: Mariana Mazzucato

VIC 30 Jan Digital transformation and the 5G economy

WA 31 Jan A new path to reconciliation

QLD 31 Jan 2019 Trustee welcome back

QLD 06 Feb 2019 Queensland program launch

VIC 06 Feb 2019 Victorian program launch and networking

VIC 07 Feb Innovation: Lifting the lid on high-growth business

QLD 07 Feb Workforce and workplace trends

SA 13 Feb How to use coaching to enhance your leadership and influence

CEDA Blog SEE ALL

13/12/2018
0 comments: Time for Australia to get Inland Rail ready
As work officially begins on the Inland Rail project with the turning of the first sod, John Fullerton outlines the economic and environmental benefits of this major national infrastructure project.
01/12/2018
1 comments: Politicians are rapidly losing social licence to operate
The community expects high standards of behaviour and a focus on issues that matter to their everyday lives. It’s time for politicians to refocus and to step-up their game, says CEDA CEO, Melinda Cilento.
23/11/2018
0 comments: Both sides splash the cash ahead of Victorian election
The lead up to this weekend's Victorian election has seen both the Government and Opposition splashing the cash on big promises, particularly around infrastructure. Professor David Hayward analyses the respective policy shopping lists and tips a narrow win for the Government.

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CEDA research release: Connecting people with progress

VIC State of the State 2018 - The Hon. Daniel Andrews

Community attitudes to growth - State of the Nation 2018

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The Committee for the Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) was established more than half a century ago as an apolitical forum focused on major policy questions facing the nation. Over the years it has participated in several of our most contentious debates over changes that challenged prevailing economic or social orthodoxies. So it isn’t news to anyone at CEDA that structural economic reform is profoundly politically challenging.

The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull, Former Prime Minister of Australia