BURRUM CHAMBER CANCELS SEPT MEETING

Monday, August 31st, 2009
THE EXECUTIVES ARE DOWN BY 3 OF THE 4 FOR THE SCHEDULED MEETING of the BURRUM CHAMBER
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THE FOLLOWING IS NOW POSTED FOR MEMBERS TO NOTE
Hi everyone
Due to both Mal and myself being away and with President Bill in hospital, I am cancelling the Burrum Chamber of Commerce’s meeting due to be held on Monday, 7th September – this will now mean that the next meeting will be the AGM on 5th October – have spoken to Sue [Bill's wife]and conveyed our best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bill
Rhonda Davison
Secretary
Published by Henry Sapiecha 31st August 2009
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MARYBOROUGH CHAMBER AGM BREAKFAST SEPT 8TH

Friday, August 28th, 2009

mb-chamber-commerce-logo1For your information and possible interest.

Maryborough Chamber of Commerce
AGM Breakfast

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Tuesday 8th September 6.30am for 7.00am start


Click on the link below for meeting notice.

Maryborough Chamber Meeting Notice

Warm Regards

Ken Kitson
HBCC Secretary
secretary@herveybaychamber.asn.au
0419 123 009

Posted by Henry Sapiecha 28th August 2009

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NOMINATE YOUR FAVOURITE AUSTRALIAN – AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS

Saturday, July 18th, 2009

Celebrating 50 years of great Australians

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15 July 2009 In 2010, the Australian of the Year Awards celebrate 50 years of honouring great Australians.

Read More…

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Nominate Now!

NOMINATE YOUR FAVOURITE AUSTRALIAN

Sourced and published by Henry Sapiecha 18th July 2009

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NEW INDUSTRIAL LAWS EXPLAINED TO EMPLOYERS

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

Dear Members and Supporters,

EMPLOYERS PLEASE NOTE…!!

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With the Rudd Government implementing its new IR legislation, the Fair Work Act, from 1 July, Cheryl-Anne Laird of Livingstones presented a topical presentation on the changes that are relevant to employers, focusing on unfair dismissal, award modernisation and the new national employment standards.
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Please click here to download Cheryl-Anne’s presentation from the Chamber of Commerce’s Breakfast on 24 June. (Please be patient when downloading the file, as it is a large file.)
Supplied by David Buckley Chamber Committee

Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 1st July 2009
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WANTED – FOR SALE – JOBS. NOW FREE CLASSIFIEDS IN BURRUM CHAMBER SITE

Monday, June 15th, 2009

Need a job, Want to hire, Going to sell, considering a swap, offering services – products.

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FREE ADVERTS FOR MEMBERS – CLASSIFIEDS

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Each financial member of the burrum chamber can currently place inTHREE 4 line text only adverts for their services and or products.

*All adverts for job offers and or work wanted will be  FREE to not only members but also to the community at large. Maximum 4 lines of text

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*At the header of the site please find the WANTED and FOR SALE links to take you to the required classifieds.

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*Each advert can be placed for up to 3 months at a time, at which time it shall be removed unless you alter it before hand. Minimum period for an advertisement is 14 days.

Members then can have 3 FREE adverts on a continuous basis.

A photo can be placed in an advert for an additional one time fee of $15.

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*Any non members who want to place adverts outside of the job catergory will be charged a one time fee of $15 for the 3 month period.

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CONTACT US HERE WITH YOUR DETAILS OR ENQUIRIES

admin@burrumcc.org.au

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SEARCH LIBRARY CONTENTS FROM HOME COMPUTER

Friday, June 12th, 2009

New cards and on-line

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Fraser Coast library users


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Library users can now search the collections of the five Fraser Coast libraries on the internet using the updated Web Browser-based search application (WebOPAC) and readers are being issued with new regional library cards.

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Fraser Coast Regional Councillor Linda Harris said the regional WebOPAC gave readers the opportunity to search and reserve the collections in Hervey Bay, Burrum Heads, Howard, Maryborough and Tiaro libraries.

“Previously readers would have had to search three different catalogues to see if the book they were after was available but now it only takes one search. Readers were also having to reserve material in different catalogues and remember to renew their loans at the different branches or online in two places and it also meant inter-branch loans took longer to process,” she said.

Now library customers can search, reserve books and renew loans on line in a one-stop web interface, and books can be transferred from library to library the same day by courier.

The Fraser Coast libraries have also purchased card printers for all branches to issue new regional library cards which reflect the regional service. The new card allows readers to borrow at any branch with the one library card.

Councillor Harris said plans were also under way for self-service kiosks at the main branches of Hervey Bay and Maryborough at which readers could independently check out books they want to borrow.

More information is available at any of the Fraser Coast libraries.

Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 12th June 2009

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COUNCILLOR GERARD O’CONNEL CHAIRS REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP GATHERING

Friday, May 29th, 2009

MEETING OF THE MINDS FORM A REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP

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Fraser Coast – Cooloola Coast – Bundaberg – Sunshine Coast

regions were represented. Project ‘GREET’

Burrum Chamber of Commerce president Mr Bill Goeswisch and the chambers publicity officer Henry Sapiecha were invited and attended a meeting called for a gathering of profiled members of the community who could best contribute to promoting a mindset of working together as a team to attract business, industry and tourism to this region generally with a regional job creation outcome.

The meeting was held at the TAFE Maryborough campus today 29th May 2009 from 10:30AM TO 12:30PM

Pauline Rees and Councillor O’Connel both had steered the discussions to relevant issues and maintained a focus on the agenda set prior to the meeting.

The subjects generally were revolving around:-

1…Job training and opportunities.

2…Tourism to the region.

3…Encouraging business to the areas we represent.

4…Cohesive & stimulating approach to promoting our region.

5…Application for a grant to promote the region.

A number of attendees spoke on areas of their expertise to the gathering and it was moved that a steering committee be formed as well as a project management committee to oversee the application of the principles so formulaated in these meetings of the minds.

Job Creation and opportunities as well as training options can be viewed and discussed at length at some upcoming events..

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A…22nd July -Careers Expo – Maryborough

B…24th August- Hervey Bay Vacancies

C…9th Sept – Maryborough

Details of the minutes are available for the attendees and for those who need to know by contacting the organizers representative Dan Sanderson of the TAFE Maryborough

Your Burrum Chamber of Commerce member [yours truly] has been tentatively been appointed to the management committee [with other appointees ]and his credentials can be viewed by those who need to know.

Executive profiles of the executives can be viewed on the Burrum Chamber of Commerce web site at > www.burrumcc.org.au

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WELL DONE ALL- IN UNITY WE HAVE STRENGTH

Attended and published by Henry Sapiecha 29th May 2009

FRASER COAST COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON

Wednesday, May 6th, 2009


Have you booked your advertising in the
2009 Fraser Coast Community Services Directory & Resident Information Guide?

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DEADLINE – MONDAY 11 MAY

Bay Connect will be producing the new 2009/2010 Community Services printed Directory for the Fraser Coast regional Council and would like to offer to all advertisers a choice of advertising packages offered this year. This book is the one council will use for the NEW RESIDENTS pack as well as being available at the information centres and community centres throughout the Fraser Coast. In previous years the production has been 10,000 copies. This year the production to cover the Fraser Coast region is 30,000 copies and will include Maryborough, Tiaro and Woocoo. Its the first book supplied by council and information centres to cover all needs for a new or even a existing resident of this area.

The costs vary from $550.00 for a half banner ad up to $ 1870.00 for full page. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PACKAGE INFORMATION
See page two of the Advertising Package Information for full costs and the 7 options from which to choose.

The book is being redesigned to allow advertising on the bottom of each of the community services pages, which will have a better inpact on your advertising dollar. There will be of course the special single pages, half pages etc as before but stragetically placed for best viewing.

We can also offer a plan of the book – for example – there is a parks and gardens section – perhaps if you had a landscaping business or a nursery you might like to place your ad there or a event page – perhaps a hire company or party planner might like that spot. If your business relates to the aged and aged care facilities, perhaps a banner ad within that section would be to your advantage.The front pages with all the council information still has ad placements even available.

Have a look at the package we have prepared for you, and if you have any questions please feel free to ring me at the office or on my mobile ( 0409 269 260 -) and I can organise a consultant out to see you at a time suitable to you.

If you feel you might like to confirm you place straight away, you can send a email or fill out the 2009 Booking form at the bottom of page 2 and even posted or faxed it to us. We will need your logo and possible artwork as soon thereafter for our graphic artist to prepare your ad for approval.We have till Mid may to slot in all the advertisers in the New residents booklet.

We hope you will support the new style of magazine and at the same time support an unfunded – not for profit group – as this magazine is a way of continuing our program.

Regards,

Karen Chatfield

Co-ordinator for Bay Connect

Community Connect Fraser Coast Inc.

Received and published by Henry Sapiecha 6th May 2009