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Hidden away in the back of the Australian Budget and unmentioned in the Treasurers speech, was a simple statement confirming that: “The Government will replace the individual tax residency rules with a new framework that is easy to understand, provides certainty and reduces compliance costs for globally mobile individuals and their employers.” The Budget has …
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VIVA Event | June Generosity – Giving Back
30 June @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
AustCham Events
Member Events
VIVA Event | June Generosity – Giving Back
30 June @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Asian Agribusiness Recruitment Training and Development
Our Client: is recognized as one of the most promising new and emerging biotech companies in the world developing biologicals to increase crop yield, prevent heavy metal crops, and degrade organic pollutant in our farmland. Our client is based in Ireland and has a highly motivated team and Board of Directors that are determined to deliver …
Post event update: ANZAC Day Down Service 2021
Last Sunday, April 25rd, the ANZAC day dawn service was held at the Australian embassy. The date marks the anniversary of the landing of Australian and New Zealand soldiers – the ANZACs – on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915. The aim of the event is to commemorate Australians and New Zealanders killed in war and …
Ball on the Wall 2019
Austcham was yet again proud to present Ball on the Wall 2019 on the 18th of May. Guests were invited to enjoy a memorable night overlooking the magnificent Great Wall of China. A recap of the events can be found here, and for more information and media about the night please visit the Ball on the Wall website. We look forward to seeing you next year for another memorable night!
COVID-19 Global Update
On 18 March AustCham China, in partnership with Austrade, held a webinar with Professor Sharon Lewin AO, Director, Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, and Tim White, Trade Commissioner and Commercial Consul, West China, Austrade.
As the infection and fatality rate of COVID-19 increases globally but decreases in China domestically, Prof. Lewin provided insight into what this means on a global scale. Prof. Lewin further expanded upon what the AU$3.2 million dollar donation from the Jack Ma Foundation means in the race to develop a vaccine and what has been achieved in investigating, diagnosing and treating the virus globally.
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