‘Now’s the time to be brave on tax reform’
The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey reveals a radical tax rethink is the one big area of reform needed. Business is paying the price as states scramble to fill the revenue shortfall.
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Radical IR changes to fire up inflation, CEOs warn
Workplace changes will do little to lift the nation’s prosperity, business leaders tell The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey.
CEOs call for an energy revolution
Australia faces a worrying energy gap and as a nation we need to throw everything at the solution, top bosses have told The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey.
Cyber shock threat keeps CEOs awake at night
Bosses and industry leaders are almost unanimous in what they consider the biggest external threat to their business, according to The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey.
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‘Overworked and underpaid’: Doctor shortage on the mend
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Leaders in their field: Two CQ cotton growers selected for national program
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New 15-minute Aussie-made rapid Covid tests
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Revealed: Why Qld construction firm went bust, owing $3.6m
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Woolies puts limits on items to stop panic buying
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Crypto cows: Unlocking millions for our farmers
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Albo plays the China card on coal in bid to win regional voters
Queensland coal firms should not be forced to lower their emissions until competitors in China and Indonesia meet the same targets, Labor says.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/central-queensland/business/page/153