Noosa Chamber of Commerce
Noosa Chamber of Commerce is the peak business group for the Noosa region.
Representing and Growing Local Businesses Since 1981
At Noosa Chamber of Commerce, we’re here to ensure your business reaches its full potential. We host business networking in Noosa through regular events, and connect with you via our social media.
For more than 30 years, since 1981, we’ve made it our business to represent and grow business in Local Chamber in every way possible.
Voice
Independent advocacy – to promote business in the Noosa region.
Engage
Monthly Networking Events for members and guests to share your queries and find a solutions.
Facilitate
Strategic partnering with business associations and Noosa start-up businesses and New business-skills-building program.
Initiate
Empower year 10 business students to share their view of working in Noosa 2030.
News
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Attention all recent New Zealand arrivals....⚠️ Public Health Alert: Queensland ⚠️
Queensland Health is asking anyone who has arrived in Queensland from New Zealand since 14 January 2021, including on green corridor flights, to get tested and quarantine until you receive a negative test result.
This comes after New Zealand recorded a confirmed positive COVID-19 case in a returned traveller who tested positive after completing 14 days of hotel quarantine. The woman has since visited a number of locations in New Zealand.
The woman is confirmed to have the South African variant of COVID-19, which is more contagious than previous variants.
We are urging anyone who has returned from New Zealand to get tested immediately, even if you do not have symptoms and to quarantine until you receive a negative result.
Contact tracing is currently underway by New Zealand Health authorities.
For anyone with concerns or is unsure if they need to get tested or isolate, please call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).
To find your nearest testing clinic, visit www.qld.gov.au/covid19testing.
Rise and shine lucky ones it's time to celebrate our slice of Australia.com! ✨
We'll be here in Kabi Kabi country celebrating the beauty of our Biosphere home under the swaying palm trees. 🌴
No matter how you're spending your day, may it be full of Aussie mateship, laughter and a whole lot of fun. 🏖️☀️💛
www.visitnoosa.com.au/
Meet the Makers 2021
🚌 Last week to take advantage of the FREE BUSES 🚌
⛱ Free local TransLink buses
⛱ Free Loop Bus (runs every 15 mins)
⛱ Discounted Noosa Ferry passes for locals and visitors
⛱ 3 new Drop and Go Zones around Hastings St
⛱ Traffic controllers
⛱ Noosa Heads Lions Park paid parking
Available until 26 Jan
Download the MyTranslink app for real-time bus information.
All the details 👉 bit.ly/37Hile4
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Have you applied for the Queensland Government's Small Business Adaption Grant?
If your business can answer YES to the following questions, you may be eligible for a grant up to $10,000.
To be eligible, your small or micro business must:
- Have been impacted by the COVID-19 shutdown restrictions;
-Have experienced a minimum 30% decline since 23 March 2020 over a minimum 1-month period due to the onset and management of COVID-19;
-Employ a minimum of one person and have fewer than 20 employees at the time of applying for the grant;
-Have a valid ABN active as at 23 March 2020;
-Have a Queensland headquarters;
-Have an annual turnover over $75,000 for the 2018-19 or 2019-20 financial year;
-Registered for GST;
-Have a payroll of less than $1.3 million
The grant can be used towards operating costs, new technologies, consultancy/advice and much more. Visit the below Small Business Adaption Grant Guidelines for more detail and to apply.
www.business.qld.gov.au/starting-business/advice-support/grants/adaption#eligibility
Small Business COVID-19 Adaption Grant Program | Business Queensland
www.business.qld.gov.au
Find out how to apply for the Small Business COVID-19 Adaption Grant, to help businesses adapt and sustain operations, sustain employment and build resilience.
Ms Palaszczuk's comments have infuriated Cairns Chamber of Commerce President Sally Mlikota, who says many businesses in the tourist town are "bleeding dry".
"There is a very stark difference between the southeast market and Far North Queensland," she said.
Premier’s comments infuriate business owners
www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au
Angry business owners have slammed the Premier's claim businesses are “back to normal”, calling on her to visit the places where some are “bleeding dry”.Comment on Facebook Angry business ...
Think there’s too much indecision and confusing decision making. There is no common strategy between the states.
Membership
Join us and become a member of the Noosa Chamber of Commerce and ensure your business reaches its full potential.
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