Tax Reform

Rather than seeing tax negatively, we need to view tax positively: as an enabler of stronger growth and prosperity for all Australians.[more]

Emissions Trading

A well-designed scheme will ensure Australia can manage its economic growth while contributing to a reduction in global emissions. [more]

Business Regulation

Governments must avoid introducing unnecessary regulation and improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of regulation that is introduced. [more]

Achieving More Collectively

Speech by Greig Gailey, BCA President, to the BCA 25th Anniversary Dinner. [more]

President’s Statement on the Announcement of the 2020 Emissions Reduction Target

The Australian Government’s emissions reduction target announcement sets in train a fundamental restructuring of the Australian economy. [more]

President’s Statement on Emissions-Intensive, Trade-Exposed Industries and the White Paper

Statement by BCA President Greig Gailey. [more]

Latest newsletter

Emissions trading, closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, why health reform is everybody’s business, and BCA support for measures to protect Australia during the global financial crisis.[more]

Initial Submission to the Australia’s Future Tax System Review

Why tax policy must be oriented towards long-term strategic growth and flexibility. [more]

Modelling Success

What will happen to real companies in Australia unless some modifications are made to the proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme? [more]

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Health Is Everybody’s Business

Why the BCA has a role to play in Australia’s health discussion.