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Morrison aims to stir economic 'animal spirits'

REDUCING regulatory and bureaucratic barriers to business investment and shaking up Australia's industrial relations system are key planks of Prime Minister Scott Morrison's plan to keep creating jobs.

CCIWA's Rick Newnham (left) speaking to Scott Morrison. Photo: Alan Duncan

CCIWA's Rick Newnham (left) speaking to Scott Morrison. Photo: Alan Duncan

Speaking to the Western Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Morrison said the only way to create more jobs was to increase investment in the economy. "This relies on businesses having the confidence,...

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