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25.01.2022 Due to COVID requirements please ensure you register your intention to attend via this link: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScY79ps3geRbQWduw/viewform

25.01.2022 There’s a lot more to starting a business than getting an ABN and registering a business name. To help you get started on your business journey, here are some free resources to help guide you through the process: https://bit.ly/33VLf8w

23.01.2022 Still stuck for gift ideas? Call 0474 924 337 or email [email protected] Narrogin Chamber of Commerce Gift Vouchers are available in a variety of denominations and takes the stress out of choosing what to give as it keeps money in our community and can be redeemed at any of these Narrogin Chamber of Commerce member businesses. https://www.narroginchamber.com.au/direc/member-businesses/

23.01.2022 As a courtesy to Andrew and the Duke of York Hotel due to COVID requirements please ensure you RSVP your attendance or inability via the below link. https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScY79ps3geRbQWduw/viewform

22.01.2022 Now that customers have more choice than ever, providing excellent customer service could be the 'X' factor that makes your business stand out from the competition. Find out how to wow your customers with our 4 simple tips on how to keep them happy: bit.ly/2BcXyj9

22.01.2022 ** NATURAL THERAPIES JOINS GROWING WELLNESS HUB IN FORTUNE STREET NARROGIN ** Media Release: Nestled in Church Square on Fortune Street, Narrogin, among other t...herapists of differing disciplines, is Maria Knott’s Narrogin Natural Therapies. Maria had no idea how quickly her business would expand to meet the demand she has experienced since taking on one of the premises in the Square, forcing her take on more floor space, employ a full time receptionist come trainee therapist and calling on other specialists to meet demand. Qualified remedial masseuse Maria said They are coming from everywhere. My business just seems to be expanding through word of mouth. I have sports people who come in and go home and tell their family, and farmers from all over the region who need relief from their heavy work and go back and tell their mates and they seem to just keep coming. When I started, I thought I was just going to have a few clients to keep just me alone busy. When you walk into Maria’s premises, you are instantly engaged by the heady aromas of essential oils that are used in her therapies, which include a variety of massage types including aromatherapy, Swedish, pregnancy and remedial. In an adjoining room, pilates therapy machines have been installed, where she assists in rehabilitation, ideal for both recovering patients and strengthening for seniors. I have also started a salt room. Salt room therapy is ideal for people with skin and lung conditions my own boy has asthma and salt therapy provides him with much relief said Maria. I have big ideas on where else this business can go, but I’m trying to stick to my core business plan in the first instance. The Shire President, Leigh Ballard, and the Narrogin Chamber of Commerce Chairperson, Bill O’Neill, visited Narrogin Natural Therapies to wish Maria every success in her new and growing business and acknowledged her confidence in Narrogin’s and wider district’s community. Maria was presented with a Chamber welcome pack and the Shire presented local produce, all wrapped up in the Shire of Narrogin ‘Love the Life’ calico shopping bag. Shire President Leigh Ballard said Narrogin is certainly growing in the business sector offering new services to Narrogin and the greater district who are enthusiastically getting behind the new businesses in town. It’s really important to continue to look local and buy local first to continue to attract new and expand existing businesses and to make our CBD vibrant, interesting and welcoming. Ends Further information on this media release may be obtained by contacting Dale Stewart, [email protected] or telephone 08 9890 0900. Pictured is owner Maria Knott (right) and her trainee therapist Keisha (left) with Shire President, Leigh Ballard and Narrogin Chamber Chairperson, Bill O’Neill. Narrogin Natural Therapies

21.01.2022 With a number of COVID-19 support initiatives set to wind up in the coming months, now is the time to act if you haven’t applied for support packages you may be eligible for as a small business owner. Find out more: bit.ly/2KCxjKR

21.01.2022 Changes to the JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments will take effect from today. Read our recap of the changes to find out what this means for your business: https://bit.ly/3jo9env

20.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners. We hope you enjoy your vouchers. https://www.narroginchamber.com.au/direc/member-businesses/

19.01.2022 Did you know the Narrogin Regional Business & Community Directory as well as being a printed directory is also available online and as a flip book? The 2021 Directory will be released in December, make sure your listing is included. Please check your listing at: http://narrogindirectoryonline.com.au/

18.01.2022 Yet another reason to be a member as recipients can redeem their Early Bird Rates Prize Vouchers at any participating member business.

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17.01.2022 We love getting feedback regarding our Shire of Narrogin Caravan Park Narrogin Tourist Dollars.

17.01.2022 The Shire of Narrogin and the Shire’s Townscape Advisory Committee, have recently purchased and installed a purple bench seat on Williams Road, outside of the N...arrogin Hospital, in support of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The seat has been provided for community use, but also to prompt thought and conversation around preventing family domestic violence, especially towards women and hopefully stamp out this devastating community issue. In WA, one in five women has reported experiencing partner violence since the age of 15, according to the State Government. The Purple Bench Project started in Canada in 2015 and has since spread across the globe, with the Women’s Council for Domestic and Family Violence Services helping to establish benches across WA. For support, call the Women’s DV Helpline on 1800 007 339. Pictured here is Leigh Ballard, Shire President, Dale Stewart, Shire CEO, and Councillor Jacqui Early, Townscape Committee Member.

17.01.2022 ** CLEAR CUT DECISION FOR NARROGIN'S NEW BARBER ** Media Release: The gentlemen folk of Narrogin are lining up for a new look, clean necks and styled beards wit...h one of Narrogin’s newest businesses, Dawoods Barber Shop. That good old traditional blade shave followed by a splashing of lotion are all a part of the treat. Al Dawood Saa’d moved from Perth when he heard that all the men had to go to the hair salons in Narrogin, and sometimes, it was difficult for them to get in, or not be able to get a walk-in like they can at a barber shop. Dawood’s Barber Shop has a line of chairs for the fellas not minding the wait, where they can read the paper or have a chat. The Shire President, Leigh Ballard, and the Narrogin Chamber of Commerce Chairperson, Bill O’Neill, visited the new Barber Shop on Egerton Street to wish Dawood every success in his new and business and thanked him for his confidence in Narrogin’s and wider district’s community. Dawood was presented with a Chamber welcome pack and the Shire presented local produce, all wrapped up in the Shire of Narrogin ‘Love the Life’ calico shopping bag. Shire President Leigh Ballard said Narrogin is certainly growing in the business sector offering new services to Narrogin and the greater district who are enthusiastically getting behind the new businesses in town. It’s really important to continue to look local and buy local first to continue to attract new and expand existing businesses and to make our CBD vibrant, interesting and welcoming. Ends Photo caption: Owner Al Dawood Saa’d (Centre) and Shire President, Leigh Ballard and Narrogin Chamber Chairperson, Bill O’Neill.

17.01.2022 How is your business tracking at the moment? We're keen to know if you are you still feeling the impact of the pandemic. Is it business as usual (perhaps even better than before) or are things not so good?

16.01.2022 Busy day today Best Office Systems preparing the 2020 Shop Local Packs for delivery. Many thanks to Shire of Narrogin for providing the bags. Keep an eye out for the posters to start appearing in the member businesses who are participating this year and best of luck in your chance of sharing in $7000.00 worth of gift vouchers by supporting these businesses.

16.01.2022 ** PROPOSED EXTENDED TRADING HOURS ** Written submissions are invited from the public and businesses on the following proposals to seek approval from the Depart...ment of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (Consumer Protection) for a permanent change to current retail trading hours in the Shire of Narrogin to allow any retail shop (including those employing more than 25 people) to trade either as: Option 1 (Sundays and Weeknight Trading) On the following additional days and hours if they so wish: - Sundays and Public Holidays between the hours of 11am and 5pm; and any weekday until 9pm. .. Or Option 2 (Unrestricted) Unrestricted daily trading (24 hours on any day of the week, and any day of the year, including public holidays). Please read more by clicking the link below and find out how to make your submission. https://www.narrogin.wa.gov.au//proposed-extended-tr/10707

16.01.2022 Are you missing out or joining in?

15.01.2022 FREE FAMILY SUMMER MOVIE NIGHTS Last night the Shire & YMCA Staff and Families were treated to a test run of the new Cinema Package and funky outdoor bean ...bags recently acquired by the Shire. It was an opportunity to iron out any glitches in preparation for our first public screening of Scooby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf1aW1z437I on Australia Day at the new event space in front of the Narrogin Regional Leisure Centre. Book into your family calendar Saturday 20 February the screening of Aladdin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foyufD52aog. . Bring your chairs, hampers, picnic rugs. Bean bags are available (be quick). These are free-family-friendly events, so please note - no alcohol or pets allowed.

14.01.2022 Having a written cancellation policy is a must for businesses that offer services, to protect your business and stay on the right side of the law. Here are our tips on what your policy should include, when you can charge a cancellation fee and more: https://bit.ly/3kXQwU6

13.01.2022 Get it in writing. These four words could be the simplest business tip you will ever read - but they could make an enormous difference to the way you do business. Find out why: https://bit.ly/3hU4C6I

11.01.2022 Reduce the risk of your business being stung by a scam or shoplifters by following these security tips: https://bit.ly/2IirNfh

10.01.2022 Books! Did somebody say Books? The Narrogin Chamber of Commerce 2021 Narrogin Regional Business & Community Directories have arrived. Narrogin Primary School P&C volunteers will be delivering books to Residents and Businesses in Narrogin. Books will also be available in the surrounding towns. In the meantime pick up a copy from the Dryandra Country Visitor Centre and grab a spare one for your vehicle. MANY THANKS to the advertisers as without you this book will not be prod...uced. The Online version of the Directory is updated throughout the year http://narrogindirectoryonline.com.au//clientdata/document See more

10.01.2022 From Saturday 5 December, mandatory contact registers will be required for specified businesses and venues. Maintaining a contact register is an extra safety me...asure and one of the most effective ways to control the spread of COVID-19. Businesses will need to record the name, telephone number, location, date and arrival time of patrons and keep that information securely for 28 days. To assist businesses, the State Government has released a free app - SafeWA - which provides businesses and venues with a unique QR code for visitors to scan to register their attendance. Read our blog to learn how your business can help keep WA safe https://bit.ly/377UsMA

09.01.2022 Tempted to borrow from the bank of mum and dad to help you fund your new business idea? Before you ask your loved ones to get involved in the financial side of your business, here are some important things you need to ask yourself first: https://bit.ly/3l1JZrd

08.01.2022 In case you missed it, the JobMaker Hiring Credit has been introduced to encourage businesses to hire young people for new positions. The payment provides an i...ncentive for employers to hire young jobseekers, by providing a payment to help employers support the cost of the new employee’s wage. Find out more about the program and who can apply: https://bit.ly/2UlpESC

06.01.2022 The #wanderoutyonder message has been getting through with lots of visitors to the Caravan Park Narrogin. Thanks to the Shire of Narrogin visitors receive a $10.00 Tourist Voucher to spend with any of our Narrogin Chamber of Commerce participating member businesses. https://www.narroginchamber.com.au/tourist-vouchers/

05.01.2022 Welcome to our newest member Divine'Coffee Cups. Visitors to Narrogin Caravan Park will appreciate being able to redeem their Shire of Narrogin Caravan Park Tourist Vouchers with you as well as lucky recipients of our Narrogin Chamber of Commerce Gift Vouchers.

04.01.2022 So many reasons to join.....

04.01.2022 **FUNDING OPPORTUNITY** CBD Colour Palette Grants The Shire of Narrogin invites applications from eligible Central Business Precinct property owners for funding... assistance for a matching contribution up to a maximum of $2,500. The funding is available through the CBD Building Facades Colour Palette Project Fund, for costs associated with painting the existing building facades of their property in accordance with the approved heritage colour scheme and the endorsed Colour Palette and Sign Guide Policy. Applications can be submitted at any time throughout the year and will be assessed by the Shire’s Townscape Advisory Committee and considered by the Council of the Shire of Narrogin. Grants must be acquitted in the financial year of approval. More information can be found on the Shire's website. https://www.narrogin.wa.gov.au//projects/shire-grants.aspx See more

04.01.2022 Lots of printing today as another batch of Shire of Narrogin Tourist Vouchers are required. Visitors to Caravan Park Narrogin receive a $10.00 voucher to encourage them to "unhitch" and explore our community. Visitors have a variety of Narrogin Chamber of Commerce member businesses to redeem their vouchers with. This batch brings the total value to $7,000 since July purchased by the Shire and we know much more than the original $10.00 is redeemed with our members. Are you missing out or joining in? https://www.narroginchamber.com.au/membership/

03.01.2022 Did you know there is a range of free resources that can help you hone your skills when it comes to Facebook, Google and Canva? Find out more: https://bit.ly/30eRhzO

02.01.2022 Many thanks to the following who purchased Narrogin Chamber of Commerce Gift Vouchers this year as gifts, prizes, donations, sponsorship etc..... Variety of individuals Ballard Hay Cuballing Golf Club Dumbleyung Engineering... Earl Street Surgery FarmWorks Narrogin Lane Buck and Higgins Narrogin Croquet Club Narrogin Gymnastics Club CLASSES Narrogin Hay Narrogin Restoration Group Narrogin Senior High School Narrogin Squash Club Narrogin Probus Club Parry Medical Centre Shire of Narrogin St Matthew's P & F St Matthew's School, Narrogin Wickepin Junior Netball Club These purchases means money stays in our community supporting the communities supporting us.. While we appreciate not everyone can supply everything, we encourage you to "Look Local First" to give our businesses the opportunity. Shopping Locally is much more than the price as "After Sales Servicë" is PRICELESS On behalf of our members and committee we wish to thank you all for your support and a wish you as safe and prosperous 2021. See more

01.01.2022 When you are ‘always on’ for your business, combined with exposure to prolonged stress from factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to be aware of the signs of burnout and know how to deal with it. Find out how to identify the signs of business burn out: bit.ly/3sZCy8F

01.01.2022 A CONVERSATION ABOUT PERCEIVED VALUE: A customer asked a contractor how much it would cost to do this project. The contractor gave him a proposal: $4500 The customer responded: That’s seems really high. The contractor asked: What do you think is a reasonable price for this job? ...Continue reading