May
14

Breakfast Events

Federal Budget Breakfast 2026

Troy Hancock - Director of Financial Markets at Westpac Institutional Bank & Ryan Wells - Economist at Westpac Institutional Bank
Sydney
Newgreens Chatswood 130 Beaconsfield Road Chatswood NSW 2067
14 May, 2026
07:30AM to 09:30AM
Westpac (Commercial Banking & SME and Small Business Banking)
$50.00
$70.00


Join us for a morning of economic insights, informed discussion, and valuable networking as we unpack what the Federal Budget 2026-2027 means for the local business community.

2026 Federal Budget Breakfast presented by Westpac Institutional Bank
🗓 Date: 14 May 2026 
🕠 Time: 7:30am-9:30am 
📍 Venue: Newgreens Chatswood  (130 Beaconsfield Road, Chatswood NSW 2067)
 
🎟️ Tickets
  • Members: $50 (incl. GST) (please log in to your member portal to access member discounts)
  • Non-Members & Guests: $70 (incl. GST)
  • For corporate tables (10 or more), please contact [email protected] to receive a 10% discount on Corporate Group Tickets when booked under a single booking. 
​🅿️ Parking: Complimentary parking is available at the venue. For accessibility, please park on Level 2 for direct access to the venue.
🚌 Public Transport from Chatswood Station: Bus Route 255 (stops at the Golf Club) or Bus Route 516/533 (short walk required)
*Please let us know if you require assistance with transport between Chatswood Station and the Golf Club for accessibility purposes.

Chatswood Chamber of Commerce Federal Budget Breakfast brings together local business leaders, professionals, and community stakeholders to explore the implications of the 2026–27 Australian Federal Budget, delivered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on 12 May 2026. As one of the Chamber’s key annual events, this breakfast provides a timely opportunity for the business community to gain practical insights into how the Federal Budget may shape Australia’s economic outlook and impact businesses locally and nationally.

Troy Hancock - Director of Financial Markets at Westpac Institutional Bank &  Ryan Wells - Economist at Westpac Institutional Bank

Troy and Ryan will join us as the featured economic commentators, sharing expert insights and analysis with the Chatswood Chamber of Commerce community.

At the local government level, Mayor Tanya Taylor of the City of Willoughby will also provide an update on the Council’s draft budget, offering valuable perspectives on local priorities and initiatives that may affect businesses across the Willoughby area.


Topics to cover:
Held shortly after the official budget announcement, the event will provide a clear and accessible overview of the government’s economic priorities, with discussion centred on the current economic environment and policy directions. The 2026–27 Budget is expected to address inflation management, rising interest rates, productivity growth, and economic resilience, while also responding to ongoing cost-of-living pressures, housing affordability challenges, and potential taxation reforms, including considerations around capital gains tax settings.

Highlights of the Event:
• A seated event featuring expert commentary and analysis of the 2026–2027 Federal Budget presented by Troy Hancock, Director of Financial Markets at Westpac Institutional Bank, and Ryan Wells, Economist at Westpac Institutional Bank.
• An update on Willoughby City Council's Draft Budget, presented by Mayor Tanya Taylor.
• Discussion engaging guests on major economic themes affecting Australian businesses, including taxation, productivity and workforce capacity
• Breakfast including bacon and egg rolls, assorted pastries (GF available) and fruit platters, with coffee, tea and refreshments
• Networking opportunities with business leaders and professionals from the Chatswood and North Shore community

Seats are limited, so reserve your place early to join fellow professionals, business leaders and community members for an engaging and informative morning. This event offers valuable insights into the 2026–2027 Federal Budget and its potential impact on Australian businesses, economic growth and the broader community. Hear expert analysis from a chief economist and gain a clearer understanding of key policy directions, including taxation, productivity and workforce capacity. The breakfast also provides a great opportunity to connect with members of the Chatswood and North Shore business community, exchange perspectives, and strengthen professional networks in a welcoming and collaborative environment.

Sponsored by: Westpac (Commercial Banking & SME and Small Business Banking)

        

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