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ACCI supports Mondelēz appeal
16 Sep 2019
Industrial sentiment slows in latest survey results
10 Sep 2019
Opportunity missed in Tourist Refund Scheme report
10 Sep 2019
The National Audit Office’s report on the Management of the Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) has missed an opportunity to highlight...
Modest increase in apprenticeship commencements gives hope for future growth
05 Sep 2019
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RT @EwinHannan: Senate defeats Federal Labor bid to disallow Coalition’s casual loading offset regulations. @AusChamber welcomes Senate vot…
10:09 - 17 Sep. 2019
RT @steveknottamma: Conservative estimate that more than 20,000 extra mining workers needed by 2024: report Over quarter of a million dir…
10:09 - 17 Sep. 2019
RT @EwinHannan: @sallymcmanus says Morrison government “going to unprecedented lengths to intervene on behalf of employers when they don’t…
18:09 - 16 Sep. 2019
The future holds promise despite slower growth figure
04 Sep 2019
Learn new trade rules to avoid risk
02 Sep 2019
New rules for interpreting trade terms used by importers, exporters, lawyers, transporters and insurers across the world will be released in...
ACCI appoints new Chief Economist
27 Aug 2019
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Ross Lambie as its Chief...
Spotlight on Vocational Education & Training
26 Aug 2019
Today the country celebrates the important contribution Australia’s Vocational Education and Training (VET) makes to the economy and to the...
Trade: It’s time to focus on the west
23 Aug 2019
While we are keenly focused on trade tensions across the Pacific and security issues in Asia, Australia’s Defence Minister, Linda...
VET building pathways to a bright future
20 Aug 2019
University can be a great pathway for many students, but depending on the course chosen, it can leave many graduates...
Trade tensions remind us of the need to build our competitive muscle
19 Aug 2019
Ongoing trade tensions between our most important strategic partner and our most important trading partner mean this is a crucial...
Business Events Bid Fund Program changes welcomed
16 Aug 2019
Australian Chamber-Tourism, the peak body of Australia’s tourism organisations, welcomes changes to the Government’s $12 million Business Events Bid Fund...
VET reform welcomed by Australian Chamber
09 Aug 2019
The Australian Chamber welcomes the news our country’s Vocation Education and Training (VET) sector will have a reform roadmap by...
Everyone benefits from better union oversight
09 Aug 2019
With the Ensuring Integrity Bill on its way to the Senate after it was passed by the House of Representatives...
Small business deserves a fair go in Fair Dismissal Code
06 Aug 2019
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO James Pearson said small businesses would welcome the comprehensive review of the Small...
COAG Call to action on skills
08 Aug 2019
The Australian Chamber is calling on the country's political leaders to agree to reform our vital Vocation Education and Training...
Australian Chamber welcomes moves to cut red tape
05 Aug 2019
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes today’s announcement that the Productivity Commission will focus on streamlining regulation in...
It is time we all acted on the unions’ lawlessness
30 Jul 2019
The controversy surrounding CFMEU Victorian boss John Setka’s behaviour is another wake-up call. We must not forget the CFMEU’s long...
Time to ensure unions obey our laws and heed our courts
23 Jul 2019
The Government has called time on union officials with deep pockets, arrogant attitudes, and combative lawyers thumbing their nose at...
Maze runner: keeping Australian business competitive in the era of innovation
22 Jul 2019
To keep Australian businesses competitive in a dynamic global environment, Australia will need better regulatory signposts and fewer barriers to...
Union claims exaggerated on union accountability laws
18 Jul 2019
“The union campaign against the Ensuring Integrity Bill ignores the recommendations of a Royal Commission and seeks to give unions...
Further falls in VET funding reinforces urgent need to prioritise reform
18 Jul 2019
"Business and government need to work together with schools, career advisers and training providers to encourage students to choose VET...
Passage of tax cuts benefits all Australians
04 Jul 2019
With the passage of the tax cuts achieved, the Australian Chamber looks forward to working with the Government on its plans to...
Australian Chamber welcomes the reintroduction of the Ensuring Integrity Bill
04 Jul 2019
“By passing this Bill, the Parliament can send a strong signal to organisations and their officials who repeatedly flout the...
Business calls on the Parliament to pass personal tax package in full
01 Jul 2019
We urge the Parliament to pass the package in full to put more money back into the pockets of Australians...
Australian Chamber-Tourism welcomes Working Holiday Maker program expansion
01 Jul 2019
“These positive changes in the program and Tourism Australia’s Australia Inc marketing campaign, will go a long way in attracting new...
Business welcomes Prime Minister’s emphasis on workplace relations and skills
24 Jun 2019
Australia’s largest and most representative business network, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, welcomes the Prime Minister’s commitment to...
International Visitors Survey continues to highlight positive growth story
19 Jun 2019
Australian Chamber – Tourism, the peak body of Australia’s tourism organisations, acknowledges the release of the International Visitors Survey today. The...
Industrial sentiment bounces, conditions confirm a loss of momentum
18 Jun 2019
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Westpac Survey of Industrial Trends for the June quarter 2019 released today, shows...
Opinion Editorial | It’s time to repair, not replace workplace rules
11 Jun 2019
With the final seats being declared in the federal election, the government and opposition frontbench teams in place and parliament...
Economic growth figures underline need to support business to invest and create jobs
05 Jun 2019
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Australia’s largest and most representative business network, today expressed disappointment at the latest...
Lower interest rates to boost small business investment
04 Jun 2019
The Reserve Bank Board’s decision to lower the cash rate to 1.25% today has been welcomed by Australia’s largest business...
Business welcomes new Federal Shadow Ministry
03 Jun 2019
“We look forward to working constructively with the Opposition to develop and support policies that will make Australia a better...
Another minimum wage rise above inflation puts small business and job seekers at risk
30 May 2019
“We hope today’s decision – the tenth straight annual increase in excess of inflation, and the third of 3% or...
Australian Chamber Welcomes New Federal Government Ministry
26 May 2019
The new Morrison Coalition Federal Government Ministry reflects the right mix of stability and progress for the Australian business community,...
Australian Chamber-Tourism congratulates The Hon. Simon Birmingham on his re-appointment as Tourism Minister
26 May 2019
Australian Chamber – Tourism, the national peak body of Australian tourism organisations...
Australian Chamber congratulates Prime Minister Morrison and his Coalition Government on re-election
19 May 2019
“The business community congratulates the Prime Minister and the Coalition for winning...
VALE THE HON ROBERT JAMES LEE HAWKE AC, GCL
17 May 2019
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Australia’s largest and most representative business network, today paid tribute to the life...
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