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Property is Australia's biggest industry

13%

of Australian GDP
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The property industry is Australia's biggest employer

1.4 million jobs, more than mining + manufacturing combined

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Property Council urges NEG resolutionIt is disappointing the Government has stepped back from its plan to fully deliver this vital energy policy framework. Cressida Wall appointed Victorian Executive DirectorThe Property Council of Australia has appointed Cressida Wall as its new Victorian Executive Director. NEG resolution must be a priorityThe Property Council of Australia has welcomed progress towards the adoption of the National Energy Guarantee, and says its resolution must be the top priority for state and territory governments and

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Property Council urges NEG resolution Monday, 20 August 2018 It is disappointing the Government has stepped back from its plan to fully deliver this vital energy policy framework. Cressida Wall appointed Victorian Executive Director Thursday, 16 August 2018 The Property Council of Australia has appointed Cressida Wall as its new Victorian Executive Director. NTegrity Thursday, 16 August 2018 The recent media reports of post tender revisions and/or other economic renegotiations in general is a troubling and worrying development for all industries operating in the Northern Territory. NEG resolution must be a priority Wednesday, 15 August 2018 The Property Council of Australia has welcomed progress towards the adoption of the National Energy Guarantee, and says its resolution must be the top priority for state and territory governments and Making our most liveable cities great cities Tuesday, 14 August 2018 Australia’s major cities are still among the world’s most liveable but must avoid complacency if they are to meet the needs and aspirations of our growing population in the ‘metropolitan century’. Loss of Melbourne’s “most liveable” title a call to action Tuesday, 14 August 2018 The loss of Melbourne’s title as The Economist’s World’s Most Liveable City is a call to action and tough decisions must be made for the long-term future.

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Events

22Aug Essentials of Finance SYDSydneyEssentials of finance 23Aug Rainmaker'sBrisbaneEXCEL AT THE SUBTLE ART OF NETWORKING AND BUSINESS GENERATION 23Aug Illawarra LunchWollongongIllawarra Retirement Lunch 23Aug Rufus LunchHobartRufus Black Lunch