Sitting under the umbrella of the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Victorian Chamber), the Committee for Melbourne (the Committee) combines the strengths, expertise and resources of two member-based organisations with more than 200 years of combined representation and advocacy experience.
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Committees for Cities and Regions Digital Innovation webinar
Read MoreJoin Committee for Melbourne at the 2024 Commonwealth Business Forum
Read MoreScott Veenker to lead Committee for Melbourne
Read MoreIn conversation with the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Nicholas Reece
Read MoreExploring the Living in Melbourne 2024 report
Read MoreLiving in Melbourne 2024 report
Read MoreMelbourne merger for a united vision and stronger Victoria
Read MoreSubmission to the National Urban Policy
Read MoreCommittees for Capital Cities
Read MoreSubmission to the Victorian Government’s Freight Plan
Read MoreBenchmarking Melbourne Report 2024
Read MoreReimagining Fishermans Bend
Read MoreUnpacking the Benchmarking Melbourne 2024 report
Read MoreFederal and Victorian Budget 2024-25 Responses
Read MoreCourse Correction - Reforming Melbourne's buses report
Read MoreSupporting Melbourne's Strategic Assets
Read MoreShaping the future of Fishermans Bend
Read MoreSubmission to Suburban Rail Loop precinct development discussion paper
Read MoreSign up for Committee for Melbourne’s Communiqué
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