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Productivity and Equality Commission releases Issues Paper for review into strata managing agents
I welcome the release of the Issues Paper by the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission (NSW PEC) today.
The growing import reliance for plasma comes with rising costs and supply chain risks
The study notes Australia’s growing import reliance for plasma.
The night-time economy could unlock billions in economic and social value
The night-time economy is a vital part of NSW’s social and economic fabric.
Productivity and Equality Commission to review commissions for strata managing agents
The Minister for Better Regulation and Fair Trading has tasked the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission to undertake a review of the market impacts of prohibiting strata managing agents from accepting commissions or other conflicted payments.
Productivity gains from a new approach to regulations
A major push for additional productivity gains and savings adopting a more experimental approach to regulation has been called for today by the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission.
NSW can reach its 2050 net zero emissions target
A pathway to a cost-effective transition to NSW’s 2050 net zero emissions target is outlined in a new paper by the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission.
Productivity Commission report released into housing supply challenges faced by New South Wales
The Minns Labor Government has welcomed today’s release of the Productivity and Equality Commission’s latest housing report Review of Housing Supply Challenges and Policy Options for New South Wales.
500 lives and at least $530 million could be saved annually by boosting flu vaccination rates
About 500 lives and at least $530 million could be saved annually in NSW if just 55% of under-65s had an influenza vaccination, an updated study by the NSW Productivity and Equality Commission has found
ABC News article - Sydney house prices force thousands of young families out of NSW, productivity commission says
Sydney lost about 35,000 people aged 30-40 between 2016 and 2021, according to the NSW Productivity Commission. Those leaving cite housing affordability as a factor behind their decision. The productivity commissioner says the loss of this age group has major implications for the workforce.
Sydney is at risk of becoming a city with no grandchildren – Productivity Commission report finds
Today it has been revealed that Sydney is at risk of becoming a city with no grandchildren if we don’t meaningfully address the housing crisis.
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