Business Update - Edition 174
This fortnight: Business Capability Study released, Mayor looks forward to 2020, Volunteer firefighters eligible for support and introducing Kurri Curry & Kebabs.

Business Capability Study released
Three in four Cessnock businesses intend to expand or grow in the next two years, according to a new report by Cessnock City Council. Read more...
Read the report here...

Looking forward to 2020 in the Hunter

Cessnock Mayor Bob Pynsent, meanwhile, is looking to the skies for the city’s economic development opportunities. Read more...

Volunteer firefighters to receive $6000 in financial support

The Federal Government announced to provide financial support of up to $6,000 for volunteer firefighters on the fire front this bushfire season.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the payments would be equivalent to 20 days of emergency leave for the eligible volunteers.

This follows the government’s announcement that Commonwealth public service volunteers would get at least four weeks of paid leave to fight bushfires under a plan to ensure more ‘boots on the ground’. Read more...

LOCAL BUSINESS IN PROFILE

Kurri Curry & Kebabs

Kurri Curry & Kebabs has been open for business for over 4 months now and is located in the heart of the Kurri Kurri township.
The family owned and operated business employ 6 friendly team members who are at the ready to greet and welcome their customers. Read more...

UPCOMING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

The Hub Digital Forum
Full day event with leading digital experts presenting on: Low Cost Marketing Strategies, Online Security, New Technologies and Digital Law. Read more...

Hunter Business Infrastructure
As businesses and households grapple with water restrictions and the fallout of prolonged drought, the former head of Hunter Water will share his insights into how the state can build resilience against changing climatic conditions and increasing demands on water. Read more...

Policy Writing Workshop
Struggling with policy writing for health or human services?
This one day workshop will teach you how to write riveting policy which is easy to read, understand and apply. Read more...

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