February 4, 2019
We need to highlight the good business does every day – from creating jobs, exporting, innovating and giving back to the community – and address the issues that irritate the community.
The Business Council is responding to these complex challenges but we can’t do it alone. We need all of us – as a community – to come together if we are to remind Australians that when business thrives, they thrive.
We need to highlight the good business does every day – from creating jobs, exporting, innovating and giving back to the community – and address the issues that irritate the community.
The Business Council is responding to these complex challenges but we can’t do it alone. We need all of us – as a community – to come together if we are to remind Australians that when business thrives, they thrive.
State border closures have seen passenger numbers on Australia’s busiest air routes plummet 91 per cent since March, crippling the aviation sector and causing harmful knock-on effects in tourism and hospitality.
We can’t afford to be left behind and miss out on opportunities to establish safe travel corridors with other low-risk countries who have also managed the virus well.
Passenger aircraft carry much more than people.
Putting a nationally agreed plan in place for international travel will allow us to ramp up this critical sector once we get the green light. This is not a temporary problem for Australia. If we fail to begin carefully reopening, we will miss out.
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