Supply chain business opportunities for Marinus Link project

A lot has changed since Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Chief Executive Sally Curtain was last in the studio for 3AW Radio Drive.

As the Victorian Chamber marks 175 years of supporting Victorian business, we’re shining a light on the organisations who have been part of that journey for generations.

Widespread corruption within the building and construction sector, along with Work from Home legislation were the main focus for Sally Curtain, Chief Executive of the Victorian Chamber’s time on 3AW Drive.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Committee for Melbourne have released a business-led election platform outlining practical reforms to strengthen regional economies, including the border city of Wodonga, which continues to experience significant population and business growth.

Many small business owners can become so focused on the day-to-day operations of running their business that they leave their End of Financial Year (EOFY) tax planning to the very last minute.

As businesses prepare for the end of financial year, scam activity can ramp up, with fraudsters exploiting urgency, financial transactions and increased admin activity.

With tax time approaching, now is the time for small business owners and managers to set themselves up for the year ahead.

Small and medium sized businesses can benefit significantly from adopting energy-saving practices, not only to reduce costs but also to promote sustainable practices.

For Sanctuary Makers, “Australian Made” is about their people and the business’s ability to make high-quality, design-led products, not just sell them. This is the story of a humble business that leveraged foundational values to evolve into an industry-leading brand.

A new offshore gas project in the Otway Basin has been approved, designed as a step towards securing Victoria’s future energy supply during the transition to net zero.

For many Australian organisations, engaging a global consulting firm has long been seen as the ‘safe choice’.

In small and mid-sized organisations, 40-45% of total operational capacity is consistently consumed by ‘noise’ – the time and effort spent dealing with failures, inefficiencies, and avoidable operational issues.