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Total Pages: 148

Understanding India: 'It's not as another China . . .’

Asia Today International, Wednesday 24 October 2018 Read more…

24/10/2018

Millions of Australians facing income decline

Human Resources Director, Tuesday 23 October 2018 Read more…

23/10/2018

Barilaro publicly backs Newcastle container terminal, despite policies

Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday 23 October 2018 Read more…

23/10/2018

Income falls for one fifth of Australian workers

Macro Business, Monday 22 October 2018 Read more…

22/10/2018

Is your suburb hurting you financially? Where incomes are being hit the hardest - and it's NOT where you might think

Daily Mail Australia, Monday 22 October 2018 Read more…

22/10/2018

Queensland 'well and truly out of the mining downturn': Deloitte

Brisbane Times, Monday 22 October 2018 Read more…

22/10/2018

Coal's days are numbered, top government adviser says

Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 22 October 2018 Read more…

22/10/2018

State renewable schemes help cut CO2 emissions: Kerry Schott

Australian Financial Review, Monday 22 October 2018 Read more…

22/10/2018

Why millions of aussies have less money

Herald Sun, Sunday 21 October 2018 Read more…

21/10/2018

Meet Queensland's new Chief Entrepreneur

Courier Mail, Sunday 21 October 2018 Read more…

21/10/2018

Total Pages: 148

What people say about CEDA

"For sixty years, CEDA has been part of the debates that have shaped the Australian economy. Now in 2020, facing the greatest global economic shock since the Great Depression, CEDA is again well-placed to inform the policies needed for Australia’s recovery. CEDA’s founder, Sir Douglas Copland spoke of chasing what he called the “Adventure of Growth”. It is a quest that I think aligns precisely with today’s challenge, as we look to recover from the health and economic crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic."

The Hon. Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia