Micro Business Australia

The NRL have purchased 30k RAT tests for players and their families to safeguard the upcoming footy season.

Why couldn't the government have done this for small biz owners. Cafe and restaurants, small retail having to close because staff can’t get tested. Distribute through local, state and federal government offices and local politicians offices.

Join CCIQ's free webinar on Monday 13 December with the Small Business Minister and Queensland Health.

A Q&A webinar with the Minister for Small Business, Di Farmer and a senior Queensland Health representative to discuss preparing your business for reopening on 17 December.

This webinar on Monday 13 December is an opportunity to hear from the Minister and Queensland Health on important information, answer your questions about the new restrictions announced yesterday and how to get ready for these changes.

Have a question? Submit your questions when you register

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: What new COVID business conditions mean for Queensland: A webinar with Small Business Minister Di Farmer. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. CCIQ is hosting a Q&A webinar with the Minister for Small Business, Di Farmer and Deputy CHO, Dr James Smith to discuss preparing your business for the reopening on 17 December. The webinar is an opportunity to hear from the Minister and Dr Smith on important information and to answer your questions...

I'm not sure what we need to do to change the big bank's opinion of small and micro business

Based on the ABS stats below, micro business should be the most powerful when it comes to negotiating with governments and being represented in cabinet. Sadly this is not the case.

In June 2015, 61% of actively trading businesses in Australia had no employees, 28% had 1-4, 9% had 5-19, 2% had 20-199, and less than 1% had 200 or more.
In June 2015, most actively trading businesses had annual turnover under $200,000.

In June 2015, 61% of actively trading businesses in Australia had no employees, 28% had 1-4, 9% had 5-19, 2% had 20-199, and less than 1% had 200 or more.

In June 2015, most actively trading businesses had annual turnover under $200,000. (ABS stats)