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Moderate year forecast as manufacturers tighten belts in 08
An Australian Industry Group survey of manufacturers has forecast a moderate year for the sector in 2008 characterised by belt tightening and global uncertainty.
UltraBattery test sets new standards for Hybrid electric vehicles
The odometer of a low emission hybrid electric test vehicle has reached 100,000 miles as the car circled a track in the UK using the power of an advanced CSIRO battery system.
'Bollyline' will not derail the Aust and India trade relationship
In the lead-up to January 26th, I would normally be writing about Australia Day. Source: Tim Harcourt.
Flex in the city commonsense way to tackle traffic congestion
NSW’s largest employer organisation, NSW Business Chamber, said that Melbourne’s plan to trial flexible starting and finishing work hours could be adapted for Sydney and help combat ...
Weaker exports fail to dampen growth in Aust manufacturing
Manufacturing growth picked up solidly in December with the Australian Industry Group - PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index (Australian PMI®) rising ...
As good as it gets, or will US market forces get the nod in 08
In looking at the global economy in 2008, there is both good news and bad news to report. Source: Tim Harcourt.
Austrade's chief economist outlines keys to economic prosperity
Tim Harcourt, Austrade’s Chief Economist, recently outlined why Australia is well positioned to compete globally going forward, how economic reform has assisted in elevating Australia ...
Ai supports deeper private sector involvement in NSW electricity
“The Australian Industry Group strongly supports Premier Morris Iemma’s announcement of a deepening of private sector involvement in the NSW electricity sector and congratulates the ...
Charging lead acid batteries
There are three main categories of rechargeable batteries:
New energy powers for industry to safeguard consumers
Laws providing better security of Western Australia’s energy supplies and stricter enforcement of safety standards have been passed by State Parliament.
NSW Opposition OH&S bill is reminder of need for reforms
The decision of the NSW Opposition to introduce into the NSW Parliament an OH&S Bill that mirrors the John Della Bosca Bill released by the Government in 2006 is a reminder that NSW ...
Rudd Ministry is balance of fresh faces and old hands
"The new Rudd Ministry is a strong team with depth and talent and a balance between fresh faces and old hands," Australian Industry Group Chief Executive Heather Ridout has said.
Workplace proposals will increase workforce participation
Proposals to provide access to grandparents leave, options to extend annual leave and entitlement to parental leave are all approaches which will help to improve workforce participation ...
Which markets matter most to Aussie exporters?
When it comes to trade most of the news is ‘big picture’. We hear about the Doha round in the World Trade Organization (WTO), and this year we heard a lot about APEC as Sydney hosted ...
Rate rise is a big decision with big implications for industry
"The decision by the Reserve Bank to lift official interest rates is a big decision, which has big implications for large sections of Australian industry and for domestic policy ...
RBA has big responsibility to fight inflation first :Business
NSW’s largest business organisation, NSW Business Chamber, says it expects the Reserve Bank to fulfil its obligations to act independently and to ignore the current election campaign. ...
Weak export outcome for manufacturing due to high dollar
Manufacturing activity picked up in October to record moderate growth while a soft export outcome signalled the negative impact of the high Australian dollar.
WA businesses reminded on cyclone contingency plans
WA’s cyclone season has officially begun, and businesses throughout the north-west of the State have been reminded to ensure contingency plans are established and in operation.
NSW Business Chamber welcomes the ALP tax policy
The NSW Business Chamber has welcomed the release of the ALP Tax Policy so that the business and wider community have the opportunity to compare the tax policies on their merits.
WorkCover reforms good for both employees and business
"The WorkCover premium cuts and reforms announced by Premier Morris Iemma will deliver a welcome reduction in business costs in NSW," Australian Industry Group NSW Director Mark ...
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