Accelerating State Productivity
Productivity plays a crucial role in sustaining economic growth, particularly as Queensland faces the potential decline in income from key exports like gas and coal due to global shifts in energy demand. As revenue from these sectors diminishes, the importance of an efficient and effective taxation system becomes even more critical for funding essential government services. To ensure long-term fiscal sustainability, it will be necessary to explore alternative revenue streams and enhance productivity across other sectors, supporting the economy’s transition while maintaining the quality of public services.
Date: Wednesday 12th March, 2025
Time: 7.30am - 9.00am
Venue: Tattersall's Club, 215 Queen St, Brisbane City
Our Speakers

Michael Anthonisz
Chief Economist
Queensland Treasury Corporation

Michael Brennan
Chief Executive Officer
e61

Mark Gray
Chair
Data#3

Prof. Deborah Terry AC
Vice-Chancellor and President
The University of Queensland

David Edwards
Principal
BGE Advisory
