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2018 Australian Chamber Business Leaders Annual Dinner
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry will host its Business Leaders Annual Dinner on Wednesday 28 November in Canberra.
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Reception with The Hon Ed Husic MP | 30 October
Network with the Hon Ed Husic MP, Shadow Minister for Human Service and Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy. Explore the digital economy with influential speakers who live and breathe digital disruption and innovation in our economy.
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Lunch with the Hon Tanya Plibersek MP | 15 November 2018
Join us at an exclusive networking lunch with the Hon Tanya Plibersek MP, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for Education and Training and Shadow Minister for Women.
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AIBC Conference 2018: Partnering for Prosperity in a World of Change | 11 Novermber 2018
With evolving relationships between world powers, a challenging international economic system and new business models and technologies, what are the opportunities as Australia and Indonesia seek to strengthen a partnership for mutual prosperity?
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Reception with the Hon Dr Andrew Leigh MP | 7 November 2018
At this exclusive event, The Hon Dr Andrew Leigh MP and the panel will discuss how the alternative government would help small business and deliberate on some of the opportunities and threats posed by digital disruption.
Chamber News & Publications
Australian Chamber welcomes federal government’s support for small business
14 Nov 2018
"The government's decision to improve access for small businesses to finance is welcome,” James Pearson, Chief Executive of the Australian...
International Visitors Survey reflects the high value delivered by Tourism
02 Nov 2018
“Our message is clear, tourism works for Australia and these results are further evidence of this. We need to do...
Inflation report highlights need for policy reform
31 Oct 2018
“While overall inflation might be low and certainly lower than the RBA would like, a 20%-plus spike in petrol prices...
Business welcomes regional apprenticeship pilot; more action needed to support national apprenticeship growth
31 Oct 2018
“Alongside this pilot, the Federal Government still has much work to do...
Competition and certainty key to solving energy crisis
23 Oct 2018
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's CEO, James Pearson, says today’s announcement by the Federal Government on energy clearly attempts...
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Wages are growing, contrary to ACTU claims. "Big unions imposing unaffordable wage rises on small businesses will k… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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"For too long, many #SmallBiz have had a hard time getting access to finance. The measures announced today show tha… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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RT @ASBFEO: Do you deal with a company that only offers payments longer than 30 days or perhaps they pay later than the agreed terms? #Smal…
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Big Unions Misinform Their Members and The Australian Community
22 Oct 2018
Big Unions are telling unionists to leave their jobs to attend rallies this week based on deliberate misinformation about how Australians work and...
Migration positive story welcome
19 Oct 2018
"We are pleased Minister Coleman has acknowledged the important role employer-sponsored migration plays in solving the skills and labour shortages...
Australian businesses now have access to TRILLION dollar market
19 Oct 2018
We congratulate the Federal Government on their work in getting Australia into the GPA, and look forward to the opportunities...
Business welcomes Government intervention on casual employment
18 Oct 2018
The Federal Government’s intervention in a legal challenge to preserve casual employment and protect Australia’s small businesses from billions of...
Australian Chamber welcomes Senate endorsement of TPP
17 Oct 2018
Australia’s largest and most representative business network, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed the passage of the...
Australian Chamber Welcomes COAG Commitment To Address Silicosis
15 Oct 2018
Australia’s largest business network, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed the COAG Health Council and Minister Hunt’s...
Australian Chamber welcomes Labor support for small business tax cuts
12 Oct 2018
The Federal Opposition’s decision to support the acceleration of tax cuts for small, medium and family sized businesses has been...
Tax cuts the right move by Federal Government
11 Oct 2018
“We urge politicians of all sides who say they are supporters of small business to back the tax cuts being...
Business renews calls for bipartisan national solution to energy crisis
10 Oct 2018
“Business needs both major parties, and state and territory governments, to rise above short-term politics and ideology to resolve the...
Promote regional migration but not at expense of city-based jobs
09 Oct 2018
“There is no doubt we need better infrastructure planning to cope with growth and alleviate congestion,” Australian Chamber CEO, James...
Australia Must Reject Big Union Plan to Return to Big Strikes
05 Oct 2018
Australia’s largest and most representative business network, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, today called on all political parties...
ACTU – “Why?”
04 Oct 2018
Australia’s largest business voice, the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, asks a simple question about the ACTU’s plan to...
Australian Chamber welcomes VET FEE-HELP remedy for students
20 Sep 2018
“We are pleased that the Government has taken additional steps to address inappropriately incurred VET FEE-HELP debt, with proposed legislation...
Business leaders gather at Parliament House for Business Leaders Summit
18 Sep 2018
“Over the course of the Summit we will bring together Australian Chamber members, political and business leaders, policymakers, regulators, and influencers...
Hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk after employment decision
13 Sep 2018
“This decision is a king hit on the livelihoods of Australian employers and employees - in particular small businesses. Employers...
Parliament Should Deliver A Consistent National Domestic Violence Leave Standard
13 Sep 2018
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, welcomes proposed laws to provide all Australian employees with access to domestic violence...
Jobs surge welcomed by Australian Chamber
13 Sep 2018
The Australian Chamber has welcomed news from the Australian Bureau of Statistics today that total jobs surged by 44,000 in August,...
Australian Chamber calls for action and support to deal with sexual harassment in the workplace
12 Sep 2018
“Australian employers do not want sexual harassment in their workplaces,” Australian Chamber...
Extension of Instant Asset Write-Down welcomed; more action needed to end business uncertainty
12 Sep 2018
“Small business is the backbone of the country and accelerated depreciation is an...
Business welcomes Opposition support for the TPP and improvements to trade agreements, and warns on moves to remove dispute resolution and labour market arrangements
11 Sep 2018
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, welcomes the Federal Opposition’s support...
Survey results reinforce need for policy certainty to boost business
11 Sep 2018
The 3rd quarter results of the Australian Chamber-Westpac Survey of Industrial trends, released today, show the outlook for Australian Manufacturing...
Business Calls On Government To Provide Energy Certainty
10 Sep 2018
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called on the Government to make clear quickly, its plans to encourage...
Australian Chamber welcomes Skilling South Australia Announcement
07 Sep 2018
“We are pleased that South Australia has taken the lead in progressing the SAF. With action on declining apprenticeship numbers...
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