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A lot has changed since Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Chief Executive Sally Curtain was last in the studio for 3AW Radio Drive.

Widespread corruption within the building and construction sector, along with Work from Home legislation were the main focus for Sally Curtain, Chief Executive of the Victorian Chamber’s time on 3AW Drive.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne have released a business-led election platform outlining practical reforms to strengthen regional economies, including the border city of Wodonga, which continues to experience significant population and business growth.

A new offshore gas project in the Otway Basin has been approved, designed as a step towards securing Victoria’s future energy supply during the transition to net zero.

Tasmanian and Victorian businesses are being invited to meet the lead contractors delivering the Marinus Link energy infrastructure project, before construction begins next year.

Victorian Chamber members are invited to join an exclusive briefing on the range of infrastructure opportunities within the Pacific and Southeast Asia.

Victoria’s gas supplies are running dangerously low, with urgent and immediate State Government action required to ensure we don’t run out.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made a major announcement at the Victorian Chamber and Herald Sun’s Future Victoria event, pledging funding for the Melbourne Airport rail and other road upgrades for the State.

The Victorian Chamber, in conjunction with key industry stakeholders, has urged the Victorian Government to reconsider its energy transition proposal and recognise the diversity of industry energy needs.

Victoria is hurtling towards an energy crisis and yet there is still no comprehensive, road map for how the State and Federal Government will provide energy certainty to achieve the state’s net zero targets.

The Victorian Government has updated its Skills Plan, a document that guides its strategy to strengthen economic growth and deliver key projects.

The approval of a third runway for Melbourne Airport is set to unlock more than 50,000 jobs and add almost $6 billion to the state economy every year.