Our Policies

The Australian Chamber advocates for a strong, dynamic and globally competitive national economy. We must focus particularly on lowering and simplifying taxes, eliminating red-tape, improving...

New jobs are created by a positive economic environment, business leadership and innovation. Government-funded employment services need to connect the unemployed to these opportunities, and...

Education is at the heart of a civilised society, and access to labour and skills is a cornerstone of a strong economy and productive businesses.

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play a major role in the Australian economy. Of the 10.7 million people employed in the private non-financial sector, approximately...

The Australian Chamber stands for a workplace relations framework that provides a genuine safety net of employment conditions and empowers employers and employees to work...

Our work focuses on achieving healthier, safer and more productive workplaces.

Up until the current COVID Crisis, Tourism had enormous potential for future growth. This growth can come again provided that the policy settings are favourable...

Australia must have a positive and robust skilled migration program, to supplement workforce development that helps Australians secure suitable jobs. Skilled migration creates jobs for...

Our energy policy objectives: The Australian Chamber calls on federal and state policy makers and regulators to adopt a sense of urgency in dealing with...

Australia’s commercial and economic interests, and those of the world economy, are best served by a rules based system ensuring the free flow of global...