NSW jumps two places in latest CommSec report
NSW is the big improver in the latest CommSec report, now ranking third overall among Australian states and territories.
The CommSec report compares each of the states and territories on eight key performance indicators; including economic growth, retail spending and population growth.
According to Treasurer Andrew Constance, NSW’s improved ranking is a strong endorsement of the economic management by the NSW government and he cites the boom in housing construction as a key factor.
“NSW is leading the nation on new housing construction with 34,697 new homes approved in Sydney last year” he said.
Other factors contributing to NSW’s improved rating include the 18.1% increase in new home construction in the final quarter of 2013, and the 16,300 new jobs created in NSW in March 2014. Nationally there were 18,100 new jobs created during the same period.
Other Articles from this issue
NSW mining innovators taking safety to a new level
Miners from across the state’s mining regions have been awarded top honours at the highly coveted NSW Minerals Council H...
Is Your Subconscious Sabotaging Your Success?
Your subconscious has a huge impact on your reality. In fact, your subconscious represents 90 percent of your thinking.
Lake Macquarie Family Day Care and Hunter TAFE to formalise education partnership
Every week, students undertaking the Children's Services studies at Hunter TAFE Glendale Campus
SiDCOR ranked Australia’s third best place to work
Newcastle-based accounting firm SiDCOR Chartered Accountants has been ranked third in this year’s BRW Best Places to Wor...


