In this month's edition, we have news about YouTube channels for business, changes to the standard form contract law and where to find information if you are wanting to expand into the US market.
We have news about our workshops in February and March of next year.
This months business profile is Curious Grace, a local business nominated for a Civic Award.
We hope you enjoy the December edition of Maribyrnong Business Bulletin.
The City Business Team
Maribyrnong City Council
Business Networking Events, Seminars and Workshops
Monday 27 February 2017 9:30 am
Tax Essentials for Small Business
Are you thinking of starting a business or are new to business. Register for this free event run by Australian Tax Office staff. Learn how to use the ATO's online tools and resources to make things easier.
Wednesday 1 March 2017 6:30 pm
Starting Your Business Right
There are no guarantees of success in business, but making the right decisions at start ensure your business heads off in the right direction. This workshop provides a suite of resources and templates to get you started.
There are a number of exciting events and activities in Maribyrnong during the festive season. Find out what is happening, what's on and where to buy that last minute present.
Are you a small business owner with fewer than 20 employees? On November 12 2016, the laws governing the inclusion of unfair contract terms in certain small business contracts changed significantly. The new laws will give greater protection against unfair clauses in standard form contracts.
Many businesses believe they are First Aid ready, however this is not always the case.
St John's free resource, 5 Steps to First Aid Readiness, can help minimise work place risks and be better prepared to respond to first aid emergencies.
Want To Fast Track Your Business to the US Market?
Are you a startup wanting to break into the US market? Or are you looking to expand your networks? Then Elevate 61 might be for you. The program provides selected start ups with access to an established network of successful Australian and Unites States based entrepreneurs, investors, advisors and global corporations.
Our city’s vibrancy is showcased in our variety of cafes, restaurants and entertainment destinations. Licensed premises contribute vitality to an area by activating streetscapes, providing passive surveillance and enhancing identity as an entertainment/tourism destination.
Council is proposing a licensed premises policy to guide decisions on planning permit applications. The policy aims to promote the positive aspects of licensed premises whilst minimising any negatives.
Curious Grace has operated as a furniture and homewares storer in Yarraville since 2011, securing a large customer base from all over Melbourne. Curious Grace has had exposure in a number of national interior magazines and credits on The Block television program.