Women in the Leadership Suite

The BCA is working to get more women into leadership positions. [more]

A Role for Business

Showing leadership and promoting informed national discussion on important issues. [more]

Healthy Australia

A healthy population and a world-class health system are integral to economic productivity and growth. [more]

Bold Vision Still Needed, Whoever’s in Charge

Reform remains a priority for the economy despite a hung parliament, writes Graham Bradley. [more]

Short-Term Pitch on Immigration Disappointing

The BCA has expressed disappointment at the Coalition’s announcement that, if it wins office on 21 August, it would cut Australia’s immigration program. [more]

Economic Prosperity Depends on Migration

The electorate isn’t always provided with the information it needs to engage in this important debate, Graham Bradley writes. [more]

Health and Hospitals: What COAG Should Do Now

The proposed COAG health and hospital reforms appear to be a good first step. But big-picture health sector reform is needed. [more]

Economic Success, Community Prosperity

Can Australia be more economically successful and more socially responsible? Eighty-five per cent of respondents to a BCA-commissioned survey say Australia can do both. [more]

Five High-Level Principles for Taxation Reform

Memo to all political parties: don’t waste this precious opportunity to reform the tax system. [more]

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Embedding Workplace Collaboration

A call for greater clarity on good faith bargaining requirements.