- Economist Nick Behrens from Australian Economic Advocacy Solutions (AEAS) independently analysed Neuron’s operations in Darwin and concluded that Neuron e-scooters contributed $86.86 million in direct, indirect and enabled economic activity during in 2022
- The report, which included analysi…
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New research finds Neuron e-scooters contribute an estimated AUD $86.86 million in economic activity to Darwin in just 12 months
The Economic Contribution of the Australian Recycling Industry
See how Australia's Recycling Industry is transitioning from its historic role of diverting waste from landfill to being repositioned in our Country's manufacturing sector. This industry is now creating inputs for significant value add in Australia's supply chain, and in doing so, is not only promot…
New research finds Neuron e-scooters contribute an estimated AUD $135.74 million in economic activity to Melbourne, the world’s most in-demand e-scooter city
- Economist Nick Behrens from Australian Economic Advocacy Solutions (AEAS) independently analysed Neuron’s operations in Melbourne and concluded that Neuron e-scooters contributed $135.74 million in direct, indirect and enabled economic activity during the first 12 months of Melbourne’s e-scoo…
Neuron's e-scooters contributing significantly to Brisbane's economy
QEAS was commissioned by Neuron Mobility to analyse the economic and environmental contribution of its e-scooter fleet operating in the Brisbane city area. This QEAS report captures the direct, indirect and enabled economic and employment contribution that Neuron’s e-scooters make to the Brisban…
QEAS helps ensure the rebuilding of Paradise Dam
I am extremely pleased to announce the Queensland Government have made a key decision to rebuild the Paradise Dam.
The Paradise Dam is in the Bundaberg region and was opened in 2005 with a capacity of 300,000 megalitres of water. Owing to dam safety concerns the dam wall was lowered last yea…
Redbank Power Station reopening to rely on AEAS
AEAS is very pleased to announce that we have been engaged to conduct an economic impact assessment for the reopening of the Redbank Power Station in the Hunter Valley. The conversion of the existing Redbank Power Station to enable biomass fuel use for electricity generation is a crucially im…
AEAS commissioned to crunch the numbers on the Australian Gas Industry
AEAS is pleased to announce that it has been commissioned by the Australian Gas Industry Trust to analyse the employment and economic contribution of the Gas Industry Supply Chain to the Australian community.
The importance of the Australian Gas Industry can only be fully understood when h…
QEAS analysis helps deliver new incentive game changer for digital game creators
QEAS clients Crisis & Comms, Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA) and Gameloft have collectively achieved an outstanding advocacy win with the announcement by the Queensland Government of a 15 per cent rebate for a Post-Production, Digital and Visual Effects (PDV) incentive schem…
AEAS Client wins $5 million grant
AEAS is very pleased to announce that one of its key clients, the City of Newcastle, has won a maximum $5 million grant under the Remanufacture NSW Grants Program for the establishment of a new $40 million regional Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) to recycle waste glass, plastic, tyres and pape…
QEAS launches additional banner – Australian Economic Advocacy Solutions
Dear All
I’m pleased to announce that 1 July marked the official commencement of an additional banner for Queensland Economic Advocacy Solutions (QEAS) - Australian Economic Advocacy Solutions (AEAS).
QEAS is the economic consulting entity delivering services specific to Queensland based c…
Queensland Economy 2021-22: Business Update
Please see this link for our latest QEAS business update on the performance of the Queensland Economy.
As the Queensland and Australian Governments currently play the blame game on COVID-19 the key point to be made is that all of the progress that we have made, all of the progress our businesses…
QEAS Business Update: Queensland Budget 2021-22
The Hon Cameron Dick’s second Queensland Budget as Treasurer is all about managing the tension that exists between keeping the COVID-19 economic recovery underway but inevitably casting an eye to the future and addressing underlying issues such as getting the budget back into surplus and getting…
QEAS analysis opens door for discussions on cane farm rates
QEAS was recently commissioned by CANEGROWERS to examine rating practices by councils impacting on cane farms across Queensland. The report is designed to allow cane farmers to determine whether they are being treated fairly by their local Council. The report serves as the factual evidence behind r…
QEAS appears with LANTRAK in the Queensland Planning and Environment Court
QEAS has just finished a marathon six days in the Queensland Planning and Environment Court assisting one of our valued clients - LANTRAK.
Lantrak is a provider of essential services to the SEQ building and construction industry providing processing, recycling and disposal infrastructure and…
The Business Case for the Compulsory Installation of Engine Immobilisers in Queensland
Across 2021 QEAS has been working with the Queensland Police Union (QPU) on building a business case for the compulsory installation of engine immobilisers to tackle the rising incidence of motor vehicle theft in Queensland.
In the latest financial year:
- A car is stolen every 9.5 …
QEAS Business Update: Queensland Budget 2020-21
Earlier this year the 2020-21 Queensland Budget was cancelled due to the extremely difficult task of framing a budget with the uncertainty of COVID-19’s impact on State revenues. The freshly minted State Treasurer, the Hon Cameron Dick, has released his first Queensland Budget.
As I have …
QEAS Previews the Queensland Government’s 2020-21 State Budget
Earlier this year the 2020-21 Queensland Budget was cancelled due to the extremely difficult task of framing a budget with the uncertainty of COVID-19’s impact on State revenues. The Queensland Treasurer, the Hon Cameron Dick, will be releasing his first State Budget on Tuesday 1st December 2020.
QEAS Business Briefing: Queensland's COVID-19 Fiscal & Economic Review
Earlier this year the 2020-21 Queensland Budget was cancelled due to the impossible task of framing a budget with the uncertainty of COVID-19’s impact on State revenues. The new State Treasurer, the Hon Cameron Dick, has today released instead the Queensland Government’s Fiscal and Economic Re…
QEAS Business Briefing - Queensland Government's Fiscal Update - July 2020
COVID-19's impact on Queensland Government's GST & other tax receipts (payroll tax, duties etc) coupled with an increase in expenditure to support the economy has delivered the two largest operating deficits in the State's history. The 2019-20 operating result will be a $5.9 billion deficit (the MYF…
QEAS Business Briefing - Australian Government's Economic and Fiscal Update - July 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has been described as a once-in-a-century shock - placing immense pressure on Australia’s health system and economy. The outbreak of COVID-19 globally, the resulting containment measures in Australia during April and May, and now the second wave re-emerging in the southern Stat…
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