Victoria has gone into lockdown and many different restrictions for both personal and business activity will apply across the state for at least the next six weeks. We've collated all the details you will need to know for your trade business to remain COVID safe.
An estimated 6000 first home buyers in NSW have been given temporary relief in their bid to afford a new home after the NSW government announced temporary changes to the stamp duty threshold.
JobKeeper payments have been extended until March 2021 but new eligibility criteria apply. JobSeeker payments will also be extended at a reduced rate. Find out all the details here.
The government today launched new measures to encourage unemployed Australians to upskill or study in key industry sectors. The JobTrainer skills package will offer free or subsidised courses to Australians and a extend wage subsidy for apprentices and trainees.
The new Apprenticeship Re-engagement Incentive is a one-off payment of $6000 to employers who take on a displaced apprentice in WA.
The McGowan Government has launched a new $97 million off-the-plan purchase program to support local residential developers in Western Australia. Tenders are now open for medium and high-density residential developments in metropolitan Perth or regional Western Australia.
From Wednesday 1st July 2020, NSW businesses can apply for the Small Business Recovery Grant of up to $3000. This new grant is aimed at helping business reopen safely and welcome back customers.
Now more than ever, technology is changing the way all industries are doing business, and the trade sector is no exception. Discover the best way to transform your operations with our handy Tech Toolbox Guide!
The Queensland government has unveiled a series of new COVID-relief packages aimed at supporting the construction industry by driving demand for trade services and creating more job opportunities for tradespeople and contractors across the state. Here's a break down of the six key points.
On Tuesday, Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced that the instant asset write-off has been expanded for an additional 6 months, until 31st December 2020. Here's all the facts you need to know before claiming...
