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1. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Aruna Sathanapally

   One year isn't enough: why the government needs to keep up the pace of economic reform - Switzer (opens the original)

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   The roundtable followed a flurry of activity: almost 900 submissions, 75 meetings with chief executives and industry leaders, and 41 ministerial roundtables asking for ideas to improve productivity, build economic resilience, and strengthen the budget. With a strong election win behind it, the Albanese government was in the rare position of being able to think beyond the three-year election cycle. It even opened the door to a discussion of tax reform, which had seemed an impossible dream for eco

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2. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Aruna Sathanapally

   One year isn’t enough – why the government needs to keep up the pace of economic reform (opens the original)

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   It has been a year since the federal government convened its economic reform roundtable – the culmination of a process that flung the doors open on the reforms needed to drive a more prosperous Australia. The roundtable followed a flurry of activity: almost 900 submissions, 75 meetings with chief executives and industry leaders, and 41 ministerial roundtables asking for ideas to improve productivity, build economic resilience, and strengthen the budget. With a strong election win behind it, the

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