Category: Collins Street
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Grow a Small Business
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Newsletter June 2024
Read More: Newsletter June 2024Message from the Chair Hobart businesses and visitors to our city are suffering from current traffic management decisions, and this is only going to get worse. The City of Hobart plans to remove 59 parking spaces from Collins St in the inner CBD to make way for dual bike lanes. The removal of so much…
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June 2024 – Understanding and Maximising Your Value
Read More: June 2024 – Understanding and Maximising Your ValueAnna Stover will introduce a framework for maximising your value, either as a small business or as a member of a team. This session will be practical and interactive. You will leave with a very simple framework to keep working with which can guide and support your business strategy, employee alignment and value proposition. About…
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Collins Street: Feedback
Read More: Collins Street: FeedbackThe small businesses of Hobart need your help with stopping these current planned dual bike lanes for Collins Street so we can seek a sensible compromise. To cause less disruption to businesses and visitors to the city there should be only one northbound bike lane in Collins St and a southbound bike lane in Liverpool St. We…
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Collins Street: Give businesses full picture on bike trials
Read More: Collins Street: Give businesses full picture on bike trialsPublished: The Mercury 28th May 2024. The Hobart City Council are planning to take 59 on street parking spots out of Collins Street for “trial” parklets and dual cycle lanes. To justify this change they are quoting parking occupancy rates of 79% between Harrington and Murray St. I’m all for statistics but for the sake…
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Collins Street Parking Changes
Read More: Collins Street Parking ChangesThe City of Hobart plans to remove 59 parking spaces from Collins St in the inner CBD to make way for dual bike lane. On this page you will find information regarding those changes and how they could potentially affect Hobart small businesses in the CBD.
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Small businesses need help as well
Read More: Small businesses need help as wellPublished: The Mercury 28th May 2024. There is no doubt that small businesses are doing it tough at the moment. The growing number of vacant shops is an obvious sign with many more just scraping by. Now more than ever it is vital the State Government recognises this and assists where possible. But why help…
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Collins Street: Bike Lanes Concept Plans
Read More: Collins Street: Bike Lanes Concept PlansThe City of Hobart plans to remove 59 parking spaces from Collins St in the inner CBD to make way for dual bike lane. Click on images below for more details. Section: Molle Street to Barrack Street Section: Barrack Street to Harrington Street Section: Harrington Street to Murray Street City of Hobart Site hobartcity.com.au/Projects/Current-projects/Collins-Street-Bikeway
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May 2024 – Essentials to Strengthen Your Small Business
Read More: May 2024 – Essentials to Strengthen Your Small BusinessMeet Eileen Eaton from the ATO and hear about the ATO’s new online learning platform for small businesses. Our May Networking Event will be held on 28 May and feature guest speaker Eileen Eaton, Director for small business tailored support programs at the Australian Taxation Office. Eileen will introduce you to the ATO’s new online…
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Qweaned Cleaning Service
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