CEDA was saddened by the passing of John Phillips AO, former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank and long-standing member of CEDA's Board of Governors.
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05/11/2014
“Planning across Sydney has become disjointed, and doing nothing is no longer an option,” NSW Minister for Planning, the Hon. Pru Goward, told a CEDA audience in Sydney.
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30/10/2014
Federation in 1901 is now the middle point between 2014 and the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788. Despite this, most views of federation, if Australians have one at all, are probably shaped by its 19th century imagery - dusty, whiskery elderly men in overly formal dress - rather than its 20th century outcomes.
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27/10/2014
With the 125th anniversary last Friday of Henry Parkes's oration calling for the formation of an Australian federation and the federal government's Reform of the Federation white paper process under way, we need another Tenterfield moment to engage the imagination of Australians about what our federation should look like in the future.
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27/10/2014
Most commodity prices have fallen from their record high peaks, a CEDA audience heard in Perth.
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21/10/2014
To meet SA’s future health challenges, sector transformation rather than incremental reform is needed, Minister for Health, the Hon. Jack Snelling has told a CEDA event in Adelaide.
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21/10/2014
Economic growth is built on consultation and developing long-term policies, State Opposition Leader, the Hon. Daniel Andrews has told a CEDA audience in Melbourne .
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14/10/2014
The Newman Government will seek a mandate to lease some of the State’s water, energy and port assets at the 2015 State Election, Queensland Premier, the Hon. Campbell Newman told a CEDA audience in Brisbane .
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09/10/2014
“It’s a great day for Victoria with a project like (the East West Link) finally being signed off,” Victorian Minister for Public Transport and Roads, the Hon. Terry Mulder, told a CEDA audience in Melbourne .
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01/10/2014
Australia's higher education sector is strong and globally competitive, but funding changes are required if the sector is to remain strong and globally competitive, James Cook University Vice Chancellor and President, and Universities Australia Chair, Professor Sandra Harding has told a CEDA forum in Adelaide .
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01/10/2014