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Aussies play game very well behind scenes at Beijing Olympics
As ‘The Airport Economist’ I get around a bit and am actually contributing this commentary from Beijing, a city in the midst of the frenzy of the 2008 Olympic Games. Source: Tim ...
Going the distance - Aust exporters going with the Olympic spirit
The Olympic Games are upon us again and the world’s eyes turn to Beijing as China has its long awaited turn to play host to the world’s athletes. Source: Tim Harcourt.
Research looks into storage of CO2 deep underground
The release of the Garnaut Review and the Government’s Green Paper have highlighted the need for further research into safe and economical technologies to reduce greenhouse gas ...
New free trade agreement between Australia and Chile
Australia has signed a new free trade agreement (FTA) with the South American nation of Chile. The pact with Chile is the first FTA under the new Rudd Labor Government. Source: Tim ...
CSIRO's new wireless technology to help people in emergencies
CSIRO is developing new wireless technologies for locating, tracking, sensing and communicating in areas where global positioning systems (GPS) do not work.
Green Paper ticks right boxes but questions remain unanswered
“The Green Paper on the proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) ticks the right boxes and shows the Government has heard many of the central concerns raised by business,” ...
Plastics eco-sustainable coating technology wins major award
The development of a new, ‘eco-sustainable’ coating technology for plastics has won CSIRO and its project partner, Dulux Powder Coatings, one of Australia’s leading environmental ...
Hydrogen for fuel to prevent leaving carbon footprint -research
"Other researchers have developed ways to produce hydrogen with mind-boggling efficiency, but their approaches are very high cost," says Craig A. Grimes, professor of electrical ...
Next big leap in overall business performance - EV management
Much comment has been made about the problems faced by companies in manufacturing and industry. These problems are real and growing, leading to manufacturers going overseas or sourcing ...
Industry seeks balanced approach to climate change issues
“The Garnaut report released recently moves Australia a critical step closer to an Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), but given the times we are in it’s important that we keep to the ...
Symposium looks at opportunities from the information explosion
A symposium has been organised by CSIRO and the Statistical Society of Australia will explore how technology is generating masses of information and creating exciting home-grown ...
Swan's false economy: ABS scrapping job vacancy data
NSW Business Chamber has expressed its dismay at the decision of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) to eliminate information on national job vacancies due to Budget cuts ...
WTO Doha Round - Global business, manufacturers' statement
The Doha Round of WTO multilateral trade negotiations are now at a crucial point. We, the undersigned organisations, still strongly believe that, properly constructed, the Doha Round ...
Summary of Aust resource boom in two words:India and China
The economic expansion of these two emerging economic superpowers in Asia has fuelled demand for Australia’s vast resources sector and the services we build around our key commodities. ...
Infrastructure Strategy must secure NSW’s economic future
NSW’s largest business group, NSW Business Chamber has said that the delivery of the State Infrastructure Strategy on time and on budget represents the most significant management ...
Airport Economist helps Aust exporters conquer global markets
Did you know that Australia is helping Singapore 'be creative' to address its imbalance of ballet dancers to engineers; or that there is a Transylvanian Cricket Club full of Aussies ...
Socceroos World Cup games to help Middle East, Aust business
Football Federation Australia (FFA) and the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) will help link Australian companies to the rapidly growing business potential of the Gulf region ...
Aust manufacturing activity remains subdued for fifth month
Manufacturing activity remained subdued in May for the fifth consecutive month with the Australian Industry Group - PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of Manufacturing ...
NSW Workplace Safety: Stein Report blocked by govt
The NSW Government has refused NSW Business Chamber’s Freedom of Information request to see the Stein Report into workplace safety.
PM can speak Mandarin - it's great for future business in China
You learn a lot from your children. And they tend to tell the truth so you know where you stand. Source: Tim Harcourt.
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