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Meeting the productivity challenge


Across five inquiries, 47 reform recommendations were made to support productivity growth across the economy. Taken together, these recommendations highlight 3 key principles for productivity growth. This paper sets out those reform principles and provides an overview of recommendations in the five productivity inquiries to meet those challenges.
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Unleashing growth: Australia's AI investment blueprint


Artificial intelligence (AI) is establishing itself as the engine of a new industrial revolution. This report outlines a blueprint for AI investment in Australia identifying six priority enablers the Australian government should focus on to drive the biggest economic impact. It proposes that AI could lift Australia’s GDP by 6% to 8% over the next...
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Australia’s NDC investment blueprint


The Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) investment blueprint is a guide to net zero investment in Australia. It sets a clear example of how to make national climate commitments investable. The blueprint highlights key investment opportunities across the six sector plans supporting Australia’s Net Zero Plan, including Future Made in Australia priority industries.
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Made in Australia: our AI opportunity


Artificial intelligence is radically reshaping work, education and security in Australia, and is officially recognised as a critical technology in government policy. How we harness it will impact the nation’s economic prosperity, national security and continuing innovation. This statement outlines how targeted investment in a strong national AI capability can position Australia as a global...
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Better regulation report


This report provides a blueprint for the Australian Government to cut red tape and out-of-date regulation in order to reduce costs for consumers and businesses, boost productivity and get more homes built faster. It finds that Australia has a more than $110 billion red-tape burden, which is holding back investment and major projects critical to...