King Island Chamber of Commerce in Currie, Tasmania, Australia | Community organisation

King Island Chamber of Commerce

Locality: Currie, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: 6462 1778

Address: 5 George Street 7256 Currie, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.kingisland.net.au

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24.01.2022 National Asbestos Awareness Week 2020 reminds Australians to be asbestos aware before they start any work around the home. Asbestos lurks in more places than yo...u’d think. Thank you to the Hon. Elise Archer MP for launching National Asbestos Awareness Week 2020. Find out more at https://worksafe.tas.gov.au/asbestos #asbestosawarenessweek #asbestoslurks https://youtu.be/CIsSHsgj-5g

22.01.2022 Remember Market is on today 4pm -7pm

21.01.2022 Fun for all at the KI Chamber of Commerce Christmas market - Henry even got to ‘drive’ Wadio’s sound mobile and said bbbrrrrmmmmmm

20.01.2022 Dear King Islanders We are pleased to announce that 364 days a year you can shop on King Island. This can be applied by following these steps:... Step 1 - To get started, go to the Main Street of Currie, where you will find self-employed retailers whose dedicated work 6-7 days a week, ensures we have a wide range of shopping supplies on the island. Step 2 - Enter your desired shop and select the items you require. Step 3 - Greet your retail staff, all of whom you know. Step 4 - Say hello to your fellow shoppers, all of whom you know. Step 5 Complete your purchase and have your shopping, gift wrapped at Terry Perry’s, or carried for you from the IGA or FoodWorks to your car. There are timings for shopping at IGA or FoodWorks, open every day 364 days a year, from 7.30am until 6pm, no depot required. If you have any queries, just ask one of the 50 King Islanders employed by IGA and FoodWorks. Kind regards Chamber of Commerce King Island

20.01.2022 Research shows - when $1 is spent LOCALLY, it goes around the community up to SEVEN TIMES!

19.01.2022 Planning your Christmas feast? Take the stress out of festive family catering - place orders for your Christmas feasts at the King Island IGA , FoodWorks, Bakery, Butcher or venue!

18.01.2022 Thanks to everyone who came to our Christmas market!!

12.01.2022 King Island Chamber of Commerce acknowledges the backbone of our island's economy are its rural industries. This photo shows how lucky we are; lush pasture and lustrous cattle with heaps of hay bales harvested for the winter ahead.

11.01.2022 Thanks to everyone who came and enjoyed the Christmas Market last night - shoppers, sellers and entertainers. We particularly appreciated the efforts of King Island Council in getting the street closed off and making sure the Christmas tree was up for everyone to enjoy while they shopped. We were very sad to see that the tree had been vandalised overnight and knocked over ... huge thanks to the individuals who got it standing proud again! King Island Council

09.01.2022 The THA welcomes the State Government’s budget announcement of $1 million to establish a new not for profit industry led Registered Training Organisation. The ...new RTO will be a joint venture between the THA & TICT, and will be dedicated to delivering exceptional industry outcomes across hospitality and tourism. It is important for Tasmania’s future workforce that the hospitality and tourism workforces are skilled and trained to create a nimble and relevant workforce, with hands on skills, with a focus on all of Tasmania. See more

08.01.2022 The Premier has announced that Victoria will be classified as a low risk jurisdiction as of Friday 27th November. Read what that means here: https://coronavirus.tas.gov.au/traveller/coming-to-tasmania

06.01.2022 Managing employment obligations series: 1 Nov Wage Rate Increases - https://mailchi.mp/tcci/1-november-wage-rate-increases

05.01.2022 Local businesses employ people - people with children who go to school here; part time workers and emergency services volunteers. These businesses provide a whole heap of services and products for us. Dollars spent locally support and maintain our community, create jobs for our family and friends, and build a community that's worth living in.