Elisabeth Bowes was appointed Chief Negotiator, Regional Trade Agreements Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in January 2020, and then First Assistant Secretary in May 2020. Prior to that appointment, Elisabeth was Assistant...
Updating Infrastructure Victoria’s long term strategy
Michel will address the long term infrastructure needs of Victoria following the release of Infrastructure Victoria’s draft 30-year updated strategy.
Michel started...
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We are delighted to announce an exclusive Christmas cocktail reception to celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Australian...
While the coronavirus pandemic has shaken up how people connect, shop, and interact, organisations also have an opportunity to adapt to more digital and social ways of being.
For business leaders seeking to stay connected with...
Keeping Victoria’s public transport and roads moving
While Victorians have been doing the right thing and staying at home to slow the spread of coronavirus, the Government has continued on critical maintenance and infrastructure...
The ABCC invites members and guests to join us for our next late afternoon virtual meet up. What better way to hear some of our members share their expertise while we connect virtually and learn from each other.
There are 10 time slots of...
The business behind the science
ABCC WA are delighted to offer Members and guests an exclusive opportunity to go behind the scenes at the Telethon Kids Institute in Nedlands.
The Telethon Kids Institute is celebrating its...
Mr Moriarty commenced as Secretary of the Department of Defence on 4 September 2017.
Mr Moriarty first worked in Defence from 1986 to 1995, primarily in the Defence Intelligence Organisation. He also served in the Headquarters of the...
The global COVID-19 pandemic has caused a severe and damaging downturn in business travel and the tourism sector. This has resulted in economic uncertainty and unemployment which is creating a significant impact for the Australian travel...
The United Kingdom is the second largest investor in Australia, accounting for $686.1 Billion.
The Australian parliament is currently considering major reforms to Australia’s foreign investment framework. The reforms are designed to...
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