Six years on from the pandemic, Australia's night-time economy (NTE) has never had more businesses - but growth in 2024/25 varied between states, cities and sub-sectors, with some areas adding jobs and venues at pace
As part of its submission to the federal budget, the peak body for Australia’s capital city local governments the Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) is calling for more investment in housing. With increased
Australia’s night-time economy continues to evolve, according to a new report commissioned by the Council of Capital City Lord Mayors. While night economy jobs and venue numbers are growing nationally, the latest data shows this
Australia’s capital cities are key hubs for innovation and skills that drive national productivity, according to new research by SGS economics. Contributing 22.5 per cent to Australia’s Gross Domestic Product from just 0.03 per cent