Open Discussion: Where is the Australian Economy Headed & What Do We Do?
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Australia is at a critical economic crossroads. Inflation has eased but cost-of-living pressures remain, interest rates continue to shape household and business decisions, housing affordability is a growing concern, and global uncertainty is reshaping trade, investment, technology, and jobs.
So where is the Australian economy headed over the next few years? Are we facing a period of slow growth, a productivity revival, or something in between? What opportunities and risks should Australians be preparing for, and what practical actions can individuals, businesses, investors, and policymakers take to build a stronger and more prosperous future?
Join us for an engaging and interactive Sydney Open Forum discussion where participants will explore:
- The outlook for inflation, interest rates, and economic growth.
- Housing affordability and the future of the property market
- Productivity, innovation, and the impact of AI and emerging technologies
- Jobs, wages, skills, and workforce transformation.
- Australia's place in an increasingly complex global economy
- Energy transition, climate policy, and economic competitiveness.
- Practical strategies for households, entrepreneurs, investors, and communities.
This is not a lecture or a partisan debate. The Sydney Open Forum brings together people from diverse professional, academic, and community backgrounds to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions, and develop a deeper understanding of the issues shaping our future.
Whether you're an economist, business owner, investor, student, policymaker, or simply interested in Australia's future, you're welcome to join the conversation.
Come along, share your perspective, learn from others, and help answer one of the most important questions facing Australia today: Where is our economy headed, and what can we do about it?
Format: Open discussion and audience participation
Who should attend: Anyone interested in economics, business, public policy, investing, innovation, and Australia's future
Cost: By donation at the door for a light supper served.
We look forward to seeing you at the Sydney Open Forum.
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