< February 2025 – April 2025 >
March Business Networking Event
Cyber security in 2025: Tips and Tools
Small businesses have never been more cyber-vulnerable. Join us as Dean Knowles from CyberWise delivers the recent cyber strategy releases by both state and federal governments, as well as insight into how to become a “really resilient” small business.
Ticket includes a drink on arrival (wine, beer, or soft drink) and share platters.
- Wednesday 26th March: 5:00 to 6:30pm
- The Waggon – 327 Argyle St, North Hobart
- $20 members / $30 non members
- Tickets: eventbrite.com.au
Collins Street Bike Lanes Public Meeting
Tuesday 25th March 5:30pm @ City Hall 57-63 Macquarie Street, Hobart
The current dual bike lanes proposal is not practical and we want the council to stop the project. Have your say by voting and making a submission before the public meeting.
This is an opportunity to make the council listen to the concerns of the residents, businesses and visitors to the CBD.
Vote and Have Your Say
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Hobart and Southern Tasmania Employment & Careers Expo
Are you a business owner looking to recruit new staff? This event is your chance to network with industry professionals, training providers, and workforce support services.
Whether you’re in hospitality, retail, construction, healthcare, tourism, administration, or another industry, this Expo is designed to help you find the right people.
Proudly presented by Glenorchy Jobs Hub with support from Glenorchy City Council, Workforce Australia, and Jobs Tasmania.
More info: jobshubglenorchy.com.au/2025expo
The Red Tape Reduction eHub is now open
If you have encountered regulatory hurdles, know of any rules that you consider overly complex, or are outdated and want to help improve efficiency and encourage business growth, now is your opportunity to provide feedback.
You can help ensure Tasmania remains an attractive place to do business.
More info: cg.tas.gov.au/red_tape_reduction
Expanded Dispute Resolution Service for Small Businesses
Starting this month, eligible small businesses in dispute with another business or government agency can access low‑cost legal advice to clarify issues and explore alternative dispute resolution options.
The Australian Government has invested $2.6 million to expand the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman’s (ASBFEO) dispute resolution service.
The expanded service provides to help small businesses navigate disputes, understand alternative dispute resolution options and find mental and financial services if needed.
This service will now allow more unrepresented small businesses, including franchisees, to access low‑cost legal advice and assistance, improving their ability to manage business disputes effectively.
More info: asbfeo.gov.au
New Member: Ella Bache Hobart
They are a beauty salon as well as a skin clinic and do fantastic shellac and gel nails, body exfoliation, relaxing massages, eyelash lifts, brow and lash tinting and staining, lash extensions, make up, brow laminations.
Their dedicated therapists love to make you happy, whether it is with a perfect wax, a perfect skin solution or the perfect lash or brow treatment.
More info: cghb.org.au/ellabachehobart
New Member: Southern Automotive
Southern Automotive in Glenorchy offers all types of vehicle repairs including, servicing, diagnostic, suspension, brakes, AIS/roadworthy, EV vehicle, auto electric, tyres and much more!
Besides having qualified mechanics on site and being TACC Accredited, they also offer FREE basic Roadside assistance through TACC to all our customers who come in for servicing.
This roadside includes two free tows to Southern Automotive in the event of a breakdown, and your choice of tyre change when you get a spare, fuel if you run out or jump start if you have a flat battery.
More info: cghb.org.au/southern-automotive
Member Profile: Work PS – Workplace Psychosocial Solutions
Making Workplaces Safe Spaces – Fiona McCarthy is a Workplace Psychosocial Risk Management specialist.
Qualifications and skills in Ergonomics, Safety and Health enable her to work with your organisation to get the high ground on workplace health and safety with evidence-based tools and methods.
Fiona’s approach is grounded in extensive clinical practice, ergonomics and OHS, with high regard for people and business drivers.
More info: cghb.org.au/workps