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Total Pages: 148

Key policies propping up the property market

Smart Property Investment, Wednesday 1 May 2019 Read more…

01/05/2019

'The worst is over': How property prices are expected to start recovering in early 2020 - with first-home buyers behind the 'green shoots' as capital city affordability ratings are revealed

Daily Mail Australia, Tuesday 30 April 2019 Read more…

30/04/2019

'Renting is the new normal' but costs will rise by 2021

Australian Financial Review, Tuesday 30 April 2019 Read more…

30/04/2019

Myths outweigh evidence in politics, says surgeon-turned-minister

Brisbane Times, Friday 26 April 2019 Read more…

26/04/2019

Report outlines strengths and challenges in Gippsland

Gippsland Times, Monday 22 April 2019 Read more…

22/04/2019

Finance leaders need stars to guide them through turbulent economic times

Investor Daily, Tuesday 16 April 2019 Read more…

16/04/2019

Australia’s health system unprepared for climate change, experts warn

The New Daily, Monday 15 April 2019 Read more…

15/04/2019

AI May Take Your Job, So Political Leaders Need To Start Doing Theirs

TechFinancials, Friday 12 April 2019 Read more…

12/04/2019

Artificial intelligence may take your job, so political leaders need to start doing theirs

The Conversation AU, Thursday 11 April 2019 Read more…

11/04/2019

Microsoft president says big tech regulation must learn from history

Australian Financial Review, Tuesday 2 April 2019 Read more…

02/04/2019

Total Pages: 148

What people say about CEDA

CEDA has, for half a century, sought to promote informed discussion and balanced development of the Australian economy. That long-run perspective is never more important than at times like the present, when a cyclical event is under way and confidence tends, understandably, to wane.

Glenn Stevens AC, Former Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia