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25.01.2022 Image Queensland Real Estate COVID Safe Industry Plan 7 December 2020 This year has been challenging for the real estate industry and many businesses throughout Queensland. As we move towards the end of 2020 and get used to the ‘new normal’, it is important to remain vigilant and be prepared to contain future outbreaks of COVID-19. ... In order to achieve this, we have consulted with health authorities, representatives of peak property industry bodies and stakeholders to assist the real estate industry to develop the Queensland Real Estate COVID Safe Industry Plan. Approved by the Chief Health Officer, the plan is a resource to help real estate businesses and professionals continue to operate under Queensland’s current COVID-19 restrictions. COVID Safe Plans will continue to be reviewed and updated in line with the easing of restrictions. Businesses must continue to comply with general Chief Health Officer directions and requirements, such as observing physical distancing and collecting and keeping customer contact information. Information on the most recent health directions including Businesses, activities and undertakings and Going out, travel, recreation and gathering in Queensland are available on the Queensland Health website. If you have any questions regarding the Chief Health Officer directions and requirements, please call 134 COVID (13 42 68) or visit the Queensland Health website. Image This email was sent by the Office of Fair Trading, Qld to [email protected]

25.01.2022 512 -{Small Business Solutions} MinimoverMike Ohagan 12th May 2016 from 5:30pm 8:30pm Room 18, Level 1, B block, 1030 Cavendish Rd Mt Gravatt Campus $30... 80 See more

23.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/s/lord-mayors-small-business-for/3907788779263726/?ti=as

22.01.2022 Attention all restaurant owners, cafes, hotels etc No more paper sign ins are allowed. If you are not already a gotaptap restaurant using our free service, please contact me and we will provide and deliver laminated QR code signage for you within a couple days, compliments of myself, Mandy Chen and Sunnybank Chamber of Commerce.

21.01.2022 Start the day with the Man, Mr Bailey. #AGame

20.01.2022 Please join us this Friday afternoon blockchain meetup 3pm at west end.

20.01.2022 Lord Mayor’s Business Excellence Workshop Brisbane City Council, with Growth Education Institute are delivering the new series of Lord Mayor's Business Excellence Workshops, bringing a refreshed approach to this program.... Master your cash flow and business planning skills Set your business up for success in 2021 by focusing on building your business plan, monitoring business results and maximising your cash flow. With a focus on management routines for small business success, register your spot today for the last free Lord Mayor’s Business Excellence Workshop for 2020. Date: Thursday, 26 November 2020 Time: 8.45am -11.30am Venue: The Newnham Hotel, 516 Newnham Road, Upper Mount Gravatt Book now Business Excellence: In Conversation Brisbane City Council, with Growth Education Institute, is facilitating this free online panel discussion. Business Excellence: In Conversation provides an excellent opportunity for the local business community to engage with an expert panel of Brisbane business owners who will share their insights. Panel members will discuss what has contributed to their success and share their thoughts on business planning, strategy management routines and best practice cash flow strategies. Topics: business planning and strategy management routines cash flow best practice. Date: Thursday, 3 December 2020 Time: 4.30pm 6.00pm Venue: Online Book now Networking in the Suburbs Make new connections at these local networking events Are you a small, micro or home-based business or entrepreneur looking to find likeminded businesses to collaborate and share ideas with? Bring a coffee and see out 2020 with some new connections in your business community. Upcoming networking sessions Date: Tuesday, 24 November 2020 Time: 3.00pm 4.00pm Venue: Wynnum Community Centre, 105 Florence Street, Wynnum Book now Date: Wednesday 25 November 2020 Time: 8.00am 9.00am Venue: Forest Lake Community Hall, 60 College Avenue, Forest Lake Book now Date: Tuesday, 1 December 2020 Time: 12noon 12.45pm Venue: Online event Book now Please feel free to share this invitation with your membership.

20.01.2022 Looking forward to meeting you this Thursday

20.01.2022 Happy Monday, You, the Sunnybers!

20.01.2022 SCC Friday Social Networking TimeFriday 16.10.2015 5pm-7pm Venue: Sunnybank Community & Sports Club, 470 McCullough St, Sunnybank Cost: Buy your own drink Non Member is welcome

20.01.2022 Very helpful article.

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19.01.2022 Stay safe everyone!

17.01.2022 news for Small Business https://www.ato.gov.au/misc/sbit/sbnews20201021.html

17.01.2022 Sunnybers High Tea 2015 ^_^

16.01.2022 'Walk & Talk' at Mount Gravatt - wonderful weather, nice networking, fantastic food and of course great company surrounded by nature in Brisbane's southern suburbs!

16.01.2022 Please join us tomorrow afternoon.

14.01.2022 This is just a really quick update in case you hadn't heard about the Small Business COVID-19 Adaption Grant Program (Queensland). The objective of this program is to support small businesses subject to closure or highly impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdown restrictions announced by the Queensland Government, to adapt and sustain their operations, and build resilience. The program aims to see small and micro businesses: prepare for the safe resumption of trading in... the post COVID-19 recovery access digital technologies to rebuild business operations and transition to a new way of doing business respond to online opportunities, where possible, to sustain employment and maintain potential for longer-term growth upskill and reskill business owners and staff to benefit from new technologies or business models embrace business diversification to adapt and sustain operations create or retain employment. Grants of up to $10,000 are available to eligible small or micro businesses and can be used towards the following: financial, legal or other professional advice to support business sustainability and diversification strategic planning, financial counselling or business coaching aligned to business development and diversification building the business through marketing and communications activities, for example, content development (web pages, mobile apps, visual and audio media etc.) digital/technological strategy development digital training or re-training to adapt to new business models capital costs associated with meeting COVID-19 SAFE requirements specialised digital equipment or business specific software to move business operations online (e.g. logistics program for online ordering) meeting business costs, including utilities, rent. For more information check out their website here.

14.01.2022 'Job Maker' plan As the nation continues to move out of lockdown, the Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, has stated the government will now focus on rebuilding the economy and winning the battle for jobs. The PM unveiled his Job Maker plan to overhaul vocational education and training (VET) and to secure jobs for Australias future. The program will encourage small, medium and large businesses and the Prime Minister flagged changes to the funding model which sees $1.5 billio...n of VET funding flow to state governments annually for skills and training. Young Australians arent being enrolled in courses which will fill the jobs of the future, he argues, citing the complexity of the clunky, unresponsive, and fundamentally flawed vocational education and training (VET) system as a barrier. Tax and industrial relations are also on the Job Maker agenda. Over the next three to five years, the Prime Minister stated the federal government will work with state and territory leaders to make sweeping changes but has not increased funding in the short term. Coronavirus Active Case Numbers continue to Dive In Queensland there are currently only 14 active COVID-19 cases and the national total is below 500. Most Queenslanders who have contracted COVID-19 have experienced mild symptoms. Currently, four of the 14 active confirmed cases are in hospital, with one of these in intensive care. The remainder of active cases are currently recovering at home. There remains some risk of a secondary wave as we move from lockdown status and as such Health and Government authorities stress the need to remain vigilant with social distancing and hand hygiene practices. A total of 1,041 Queenslanders (98 per cent of total cases) have now recovered from COVID-19.

14.01.2022 4th Anniversary Celebration

14.01.2022 Dear all, Did you attend the SCC Christmas party last Friday? If so can you share your photos and comments on our Facebook page to show the outside world how much fun business networking can be! Thank you, Freya

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13.01.2022 If you are around Roma area, must go event.

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12.01.2022 In what has been declared the biggest win to come from this year’s budget, businesses can now write off the full value of assets acquired after Tuesday night and first used by mid-2022. On Tuesday evening, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced a number of business-backing measures, but one that has attracted the most praise is temporary full expensing, worth $26.7 billion. The Treasurer referred to the measure as a game changer, noting that it will cover 3.5 million businesse...s, helping them unlock investment, dramatically expand their productive capacity and create tens of thousands of jobs. Losses incurred up to 202122 can be carried back against profits made in or after 201819. Eligible companies may elect to receive a tax refund when they lodge their 202021 and 202122 tax returns. "This will provide a targeted cash flow boost that businesses across the country desperately need," said Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. "Normally, businesses would have to return to profit before they can use their losses, however, these are not normal times." This measure is estimated to deliver $4.9 billion in tax relief to businesses over the forward estimates, and $3.9 billion over the medium term. Temporary full expensing To support new investment and increase business cash flow, the government is providing a temporary tax incentive to around 3.5 million businesses that employ around 11.5 million workers. As announced by the Treasurer, on 6 October 2020 until 30 June 2022, businesses with turnover up to $5 billion will be able to deduct the full cost of eligible depreciable assets of any value in the year they are installed. The cost of improvements to existing eligible depreciable assets made during this period can also be fully deducted.

11.01.2022 I have agreed as SCC President to help our food industry review and improve the Councils EAT SAFE PROGRAM. Here is their official program. please share with anyone that provides food. It's time to review Eat Safe Brisbane. In 2010, Brisbane City Council launched the Eat Safe Brisbane food safety rating scheme, providing a star rating system for food businesses in Brisbane. Since this time, there has been a shift in the variety and diversity of the food offering available, in...cluding how these are delivered to the public. Eat Safe Brisbane has been successful in providing greater consistency in the regulation of food businesses within Brisbane, by implementing a clear and transparent framework and ensuring an audit frequency is based on performance of the individual food business. To mark the ten-year anniversary of Eat Safe Brisbane, there is an opportunity to conduct a full review the schemes framework and identify any issues, gaps and any opportunities for improvement. Brisbane Food Businesses we want to hear from you. Brisbane City Council are holding a series of free engagement events for food businesses throughout Brisbane, including group, one-on-one and online sessions. These events are an opportunity for your food business to discuss the scheme in regards to: Your customer journey using Eat Safe Brisbane - your thoughts, feelings and experiences. How you currently build or would like to build a food safety culture within your business. How you believe Eat Safe Brisbane should be promoted to increase public awareness of the scheme and better support local food businesses in the future. Alternatively, we are offering one-on-one chats online at a time that suits you. Please email [email protected] to register your interest. Community Sessions - Face to face 18/08/2020 2:30pm-3:30pm Group TMR Customer Experience Lab Mineral House, George Street, Brisbane City https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/eat-safe-brisbane-review-gr Online Session 19/08/2020 6:00PM - 7:00PM Group ONLINE Community Sessions F ace to face 20/08/2020 2:00-3:00pm Group Sunnybank Community Centre 65 Gager Street, corner Turton Street, Sunnybank https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/eat-safe-brisbane-review-gr Community Sessions - Face to face 20/08/2020 3:00-4:00pm One-On-Ones Sunnybank Community Centre 65 Gager Street, corner Turton Street, Sunnybank https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/eat-safe-brisbane-review-on Online Session 24/08/2020 3:00PM - 4:00PM Group ONLINE https://www.eventbrite.com.au/x/eat-safe-brisbane-review-gr

11.01.2022 Sunnybers! Go Golfing! (13 Dec 2014, @ Gold Coast) ^_^ (20141213

10.01.2022 Informative article: In what has been declared the biggest win to come from this year’s budget, businesses can now write off the full value of assets acquired after Tuesday night and first used by mid-2022. On Tuesday evening, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced a number of business-backing measures, but one that has attracted the most praise is temporary full expensing, worth $26.7 billion.... The Treasurer referred to the measure as a game changer, noting that it will cover 3.5 million businesses, helping them unlock investment, dramatically expand their productive capacity and create tens of thousands of jobs. Losses incurred up to 202122 can be carried back against profits made in or after 201819. Eligible companies may elect to receive a tax refund when they lodge their 202021 and 202122 tax returns. "This will provide a targeted cash flow boost that businesses across the country desperately need," said Treasurer Josh Frydenberg. "Normally, businesses would have to return to profit before they can use their losses, however, these are not normal times." This measure is estimated to deliver $4.9 billion in tax relief to businesses over the forward estimates, and $3.9 billion over the medium term. Temporary full expensing To support new investment and increase business cash flow, the government is providing a temporary tax incentive to around 3.5 million businesses that employ around 11.5 million workers. As announced by the Treasurer, from 7:30pm (AEDT) on 6 October 2020 until 30 June 2022, businesses with turnover up to $5 billion will be able to deduct the full cost of eligible depreciable assets of any value in the year they are installed. The cost of improvements to existing eligible depreciable assets made during this period can also be fully deducted.

08.01.2022 512 -{Small Business Solutions} MinimoverMike O’hagan 12th May 2016 from 5:30pm 8:30pm Room 18, Level 1, B block, 1030 Cavendish Rd Mt Gravatt Campus $30... 80 See more

08.01.2022 Forwarding an invitation to a members workshop. Dear friends, I have been a Quantum Leap Healer & Relationship Coach for the past 10 years.... As my gesture of support to the community during this challenging time, I have created a FREE live online webinar: How To Reconnect With Your Lifes Purpose - After Divorce. Even though I say the word divorce, the webinar intention to realign ourselves to our true purpose in life, and to be inspired and be empowered, is relevant for all life situations, not just divorce. Therefore, I am delighted to invite you to participate in this webinar on 24th August 2020. There are 2 session times available: * Morning from 11am -12pm * Evening from 8pm -9pm * Just click below link to register and get your FREE seat. After registration you will receive an email notification with an access link to join the webinar. This is the link for morning session:- https://my.demio.com/ref/rut37Ja6xBtuCgqPAnd this is the link for evening session:- https://my.demio.com/ref/xCBeomKhaQf3FKOI

07.01.2022 At Coolibah Downs Private Estate, 41 Mt Nathan Road, Nerang, Gold Coast for a luncheon to celebrate the Third Anniversary of the official formation of Sunnybank Chamber of Commerce

06.01.2022 We invite you on this special morning come and meet other members as well as new friends. Non member also welcome. Please bring your own water or tea, SCC will provide Moon cake.

06.01.2022 The Governor of Queensland announced at a press conference that today 18 / 12 / 2020, a confirmed case in Queensland has been linked to the northern beaches of Sydney, For women around 50 years old, take flight VA925 at 9:30 am on December 16 to arrive at Brisbane Airport, on December 16 at 11:30 noon Eight Mile Plains Glen hotel During the meal, the governor urged all residents who were in the restaurant during this time period to come to the restaurant immediately if they have suspicious symptoms.

06.01.2022 Know your boosts inside and out 15 September 2020 If you've received a cash flow boost, you may be wondering if the amounts you've received affect your income or deductions this tax time.... Here are the four essentials you need to know when lodging your tax return: You don't pay tax on cash flow boost amounts as they're non-assessable non-exempt income. You may still need to report the amounts in your tax return for other purposes. Read the relevant tax return instructions for your business structure for more information. You're still entitled to a deduction for the payments made to your workers provided you have complied with the pay as you go (PAYG) withholding and reporting obligations for that payment. If you pass the cash flow boost on to others, there may be tax consequences for the recipient. If you claim the research and development tax offset, your claim isn't affected by any cash flow boost you receive. Remember, a registered tax agent can help you with your tax. Next step: If you're having difficulty meeting your tax and super obligations because of COVID-19, contact our Emergency Support Infoline on 1800 806 218

05.01.2022 https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/91279

05.01.2022 Skills Shot Business Workshop Grant Writing Brisbane City Council is delivering a free Skills Shot Business Workshop. Skills Shot is an intensive business training session aimed at helping you boost business performance. Shane Bowering, Director, Red Tape Busters started his business more than 20 years ago and has assisted many businesses in writing and applying for grants, specialising in tailoring content across a range of industries and business sectors. Join this free S...kills Shot workshop where Shane will cover topics such as: preparing your business to maximise its potential eligibility for grants what types of grants are most suitable for your business and where do you find them? how do you know if your business, project or concept is eligible? how to identify and engage important stakeholders and gain support? tips on writing grant applications next steps when an application is successful and effective reporting, acquittal and stewardship strategies. Event details Date: Friday, 11 September 2020 Time: 8.45am for a 9.00am start, concluding at 11.00am Venue: Brisbane International Virginia (Kentia Room), 21 Zillmere Road, Boondall, QLD, 4034 Registration: Bookings are essential. To register visit Eventbrite Date: Friday, 18 September 2020 Time: 8.45am for a 9.00am start, concluding at 11.00am Venue: The Glen Hotel (Marquee), 24 Gaskell Street, Eight Mile Plains, QLD, 4113 Registration: Bookings are essential. To register visit Eventbrite Please feel free to share this invitation with your membership. Economic Development City Planning & Sustainability |

04.01.2022 Suburban Shopfront Improvement Grants are now open Brisbane City Council is helping businesses and property owners to upgrade their shopfronts. The Suburban Shopfront Improvement Grant is a matched grant program. Funding will cover up to 50% of the cost of visual improvements to a suburban shopfront exterior, to a maximum of $5,000 (ex GST). The balance cost (50% or more) for the shopfront improvements must be met by the applicant.... Applications for the Suburban Shopfront Improvement Grant are now open and will close on Wednesday 23 December 2020. For more information about the grants and application process, visit Suburban Shopfront Improvement Grants. Please feel free to share this information with your membership. Economic Development City Planning & Sustainability | BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL . cid:[email protected] cid:[email protected] cid:[email protected] cid:[email protected] cid:[email protected] cid:[email protected]

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04.01.2022 #Queensland If you are a beauty/nail salon here are the details for recommencing business. Full details from QLD Government can be found on the link below [https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au//COVID-Safe-Checklist-Beaut](https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au//COVID-Safe-Checklist-Beaut)

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04.01.2022 Hi my fellow Sunnybers, let's Make One Change! ^_* kiki emoticon

04.01.2022 Each day and EACH YEAR! Be grateful you survived or did well in 2020 and be grateful for a fresh start and a fresh year. I believe where there is change there is opportunity! Keep your eyes and ears open for them!

03.01.2022 https://www.business.qld.gov.au//advice-su/grants/adaption

02.01.2022 Who has eaten out since the restrictions have been relaxed? What restaurant did you go to or visit first?Who has eaten out since the restrictions have been relaxed? What restaurant did you go to or visit first?

02.01.2022 The SCC management committee wish you a happy and prosperous 2021!

02.01.2022 Good morning SCC How are you going? Hope you are keeping well in these days. The RBWH foundation would like to send a virtual note to say thank you for your recent donation and update you on the work of the RBWH Foundation and our incredible medical researchers....Continue reading

01.01.2022 Elections for Brisbane City Council is on 19th March. Do you know your current Councillor and the Candidate? Another SCC initiative, we invited Macgregor and Runcorn Ward to meet with you in person but most importantly we asking them how they can help local businesses to thrive.... Seats are limited book now at www.trybooking.com/181704