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Money & Power: How much is too much in corporate Australia?
With the federal election campaign in full swing, this conference will give you some space to think about what sort of reforms will create a fairer and more equal Australia. Focusing on the sacred cow of public policy - the influence of our corporate sector - the Money and Power conference will be held on Friday 6th August at the WatersEdge Conference Centre in Sydney. Leading academics and practitioners will outline some ideas for reform such as: improving corporate and global financial regulation, extending the mining profits tax to other profitable sectors, restoring the place of decent work and secure jobs in our labour market, and reforming the system of political donations. Speakers include: Bernie Fraser - Chair Members Equity Bank, former Reserve Bank Governor Maree O'Halloran - Director Welfare Rights Centre Jack Gray - Woolley Centre for Capital Market Dysfunctionality, UTS Ross Buckley - Professor of Law, UNSW Tony Maher - President, CFMEU Mining Joan Staples - Visiting Fellow, Faculty of Law, UNSW Andrew McIntosh - Assoc Director, ANU Centre for Climate Law and Policy Rae Cooper - Research Fellow & Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney Rosanne Kerlin - National Director of Campaigning and Bargaining, FSU John Sutton - National Secretary, CFMEU Lee Rhiannon - NSW Greens MP Keith Ewing - Professor of Public Law, Kings College, London Louise Tarrant - National Secretary, LHMU Ged Kearney - President ACTU (TBC) This conference is a joint initiative of Catalyst Australia and the Australia Institute. We hope to see you there. Register here
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