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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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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.

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.

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WA releases footprint for Healthcare future
Speaking on the release of Western Australia’s Sustainable Health Review Final Report in Perth, Independent Panel Chair, Robyn Kruk AO has said that unless sustainability drivers are put into place and healthcare spending curtailed, healthcare...

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Bigger thinking needed to harness innovation
Innovation is not just about technology and technological development, it’s also about people and ambition, Innovation and Science Australia CEO, Dr Charlie Day said at CEDA’s Chasing moonshots – culture, ambition and innovation event in Sydney. ...Read More

Shifting expectations of the social CEO
Sustainability can no longer be considered a fringe issue beyond the remit of a CEO, according to Coca-Cola Amatil Group Managing Director, Alison Watkins....Read More

Broken mental health system prompts Victorian Royal Commission
The Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System will provide a blueprint for lasting change and help establish the state as a leader in mental health support systems, Victorian Minister for Mental Health, the Hon. Martin Foley told a CEDA event in Melbourne. ...Read More

Upcoming events SEE ALL

Shaping WA: the business of tourism CEDA welcomes influential industry leaders to share their ideas as we look at WA’s tourism infrastructure priorities and how changing tourism demand patterns are transforming industry business models.

NSW 24 Apr Regional growth opportunities through diversification

QLD 26 Apr 2019 Queensland Economic Development Forum

VIC 29 Apr Transport technology readiness

SA 30 Apr Digital gaming: social impacts and opportunities for SA

NSW 30 Apr Property market outlook

VIC 30 Apr Shaping the future of Western Melbourne

QLD 30 Apr CEDA Chief Economist - economic and research update

WA 01 May Shaping WA: the business of tourism

NSW 01 May Strengthening the Australian superannuation industry

QLD 03 May This fragile system: water reform

CEDA Blog SEE ALL

09/04/2019
0 comments: Budget 2019: More receipts for Government, but most given straight back
Many of the spending measures and tax reductions outlined in last week’s Federal Budget depend on the Government being re-elected, writes Cherelle Murphy.
05/04/2019
0 comments: Budget 2019: Money in people's pockets but the need to enhance productivity remains
In a follow up piece analysing the Federal Budget, Jeremy Thorpe writes the Government should be congratulated for being responsible with its announcements. He argues, however, that a need for a true productivity enhancing reform agenda remains.
01/04/2019
0 comments: Budget 2019: A delicate balancing act
With the federal Government expected to deliver a Budget surplus in the coming days, Jeremy Thorpe asks if it is enough to convince the public that the economy is in good shape.

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CEDA is doing great work in analysing and promoting discussion for some of the most challenging and important questions facing Australians today including productivity growth, demographic changes and energy policy to name a few. And through this work CEDA is deeply engaged in the conversation about how Australia will develop in the Asian century.

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