Tasmania was definitely in a recession in 2012-13 but is beginning to recover this financial year, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch Chief Economist, Saul Eslake. Read more…
14/03/2014
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tasmania-in-post-recession-recovery-Saul-Eslake
Tasmania is sitting in the back of the slow lane, compared to other states, heard a CEDA audience at the Tasmanian Economic and Political Overview in Hobart. Read more…
01/03/2012
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tasmania-in-the-slow-lane
Tasmania has the best performing economy of any state across any measure, Premier of Tasmania, the Hon. Will Hodgman, has told a CEDA audience in Hobart at the annual State of the State address. Read more…
25/10/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tasmania,-the-turnaround-State
Australia’s overall level of digital inclusion is improving but Tasmania remains the lowest scoring state in our index alongside South Australia, RMIT University, Director Social Change Enabling Capability Platform, Professor Julian Thompson has told a CEDA audience. Read more…
23/08/2017
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tasmanian-digital-inclusion-falling-behind
In recent years Tasmania has gone from being one of the weakest economies to one of strongest and diverse in the nation, according to state Treasurer the Hon. Peter Gutwein. Read more…
25/02/2019
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tasmanian-Treasurer-sings-state’s-strengths
Tasmania’s Treasurer and Shadow Treasurer have both called for fully costed policies ahead of the state election in March. Read more…
19/02/2018
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tasmanian-Treasurers-call-for-costed-promises-ahead-of-election
Australian universities are in a period of transition with the development of technology and online learning, according to Queensland University of Technology Deputy Vice Chancellor (Technology, Information and Learning Support), Professor Tom Cochrane. Read more…
21/10/2013
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Technology-is-changing-student-experience-QUT-Deputy-Vice-Chancellor
There have been plenty of predictions about the future of work; ranging from a 15-hour week to dystopian jobless woe. But so far, according to Productivity Commission Deputy Chair Karen Chester, all the soothsayers have got it wrong. Read more…
19/07/2018
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Technology-remains-the-friend-not-foe-of-the-worker
Forming teams and partnerships is one of three important things for moving ideas and projects forward in adverse circumstances, Telethon Kids Institute Honorary Research Fellow, Dr James Fitzpatrick has told a CEDA Copland Leadership event in Perth. Read more…
21/11/2016
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/Tenacity-and-determination-needed-to-deliver-projects
Residential care for people with dementia is well over $1 billion a year to the Australian government, University of Sydney, Faculty of Medicine, Curran Professor in Health Care of Older People, and Geriatrician, Professor Susan Kurrle has told a CEDA audience. Read more…
19/05/2017
https://events.ceda.com.au/News-and-analysis/CEDA-Events/The-business-of-age