5 Actions to Attract and Retain South Australia’s Future Workforce
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The Committee’s ‘5 Actions to Attract and Retain South Australia’s Future Workforce’ sets out new and existing strategies to position Adelaide, South Australia as a destination of choice for skilled workers and future talent.
Position on the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill 2024
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Following the release of the Federal Government’s Draft International Education and Skills Strategic Framework, Committee for Adelaide CEO Sam Dighton has written to the Federal Minister for Education, the Hon Jason Clare MP, and other relevant Federal MPs, to express our concerns regarding the recent proposal to place a cap on international students.
OPINION: South Australia’s global race for talent
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Despite the cooler weather, Adelaide is sweating it out in a global race for talent, with workforce shortages continuing to be felt across the board and across most industries, writes our Chief Executive Sam Dighton in his latest opinion piece.
2024-25 State Budget Summary
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Today the Treasurer, the Hon Stephen Mulligan MP, handed down the 2024-25 State Budget, aligning with the government’s priorities of housing, cost of living relief, jobs, skills and health.
The Australian Competitive Advantage Boardroom Series
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Our Chief Executive Sam Dighton joined the panel at The Australian Competitive Advantage Boardroom Series on 9 May, hosted in partnership with BHP.
2024 CEO Sleepout
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Our Chief Executive Sam Dighton will be sleeping rough, participating in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout SA which is being held on 20 June 2024.
5-Point Plan to Boost Productivity
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The Committee for Adelaide has released the first in a series of 5-Point Plans that is intended to spark discussion, influence policy, catalyse action and drive positive outcomes for South Australia, now and into the future.
OPINION: Removing road blocks to decarbonising SA’s transport fleets
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The transport sector is South Australia’s highest emitter of greenhouse gases, meaning it’s imperative to remove barriers to decarbonising fleet transport, writes our Chief Executive Sam Dighton.
Adelaide Connected: Why Adelaide beats Malta for lifestyle and opportunities
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This feature article about our Adelaide Connected podcast, published in InDaily on 21 March 2024, showcases the episode we spoke with Giosuè Pianciamore about he and his families journey from Malta to Adelaide.
OPINION: Enough talk. Let’s get on with positioning South Australia as a leader in gender equity.
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Our Chief Executive Sam Dighton’s latest opinion piece in celebration of International Women’s Day.