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Changes to Vic payroll + WorkCover rules
As part of its recent Budget announcement, the Victorian government has advised that from January 1, 2005, employment agencies will


Sugar levy to cost hundreds of jobs
The Howard government's decision to place a $100 million levy on sugar could cost jobs and investment in the food


Tough sentences for Vic computer crime
Computer criminals in Victoria will face prison terms of up to 10 years under tough new legislation, Attorney-General Rob Hulls


Commissioner seeks 'fair go' for retailers
The Bracks government in Victoria has announced the establishment of a Retail Industry Commissioner to protect shop owners and traders


Victorian Family Biz Awards unveiled
The winners of the 2002 Victorian Family Business of the Year Awards were announced last night at Family Business Australia's


Survey show concerns over Vic landlords
More than half of Victorians surveyed by the Department of Consumer Affairs have experienced significant problems with a landlord or


Consumer Affairs appoint new director
Dr David Cousins is new director of Consumer and Business Affairs Victoria. Consumer Affairs Minister Christine Campbell says Cousins appointment is


Vict govt gives helping hand to biz women
Victorian small-business women will gain access to practical support programs through the Showcasing Women in Small Business Strategy launched today


Victoria launches 10 yr ICT industry plan
A 10-year information and communications technology (ICT) plan will make Victoria a hotspot for the industry, a government minister says. Minister


Vict'a puts a high price on work accidents
Large corporations found guilty of contributing to the death or serious injury of an employee may be forced to publicise


Manufacturing database assists reg'al biz
The Victorian government has made a $20,000 grant to help South Gippsland Shire Council establish a database of regional manufacturing


Vic games industry moves to another level
The Victorian government has committed $500,000 to help grow the state's computer game industry. The funding is part of the government's


Jobs flow from $200,000 government grant
The Victorian government will provide $200,000 to provide much-needed infrastructure at Colac's Forest Street Industrial Estate. State and Regional Development Minister,


Retail tenancies review: deadline extended
The deadline for making a submission to the review of Victoria's retail tenancy laws has been extended to November 23. The


Level playing field for small biz: Thomson
Victoria's Minister for Consumer Affairs, Marsha Thomson, has introduced legislation into Parliament to help level the playing field between small


E-commerce funds available for Vic SMEs
Victoria's small to medium-sized businesses are being given a second chance to grow their companies online. The Minister for Small Business,


Report gives the green light to inconnects
The construction of two major electricity interconnects between New South Wales (NSW), Victoria and South Australia (SA) took a major


Downturn hits metro tourism biz hardest
The impact of the collapse of Ansett and the terrorist attacks on the United Sates has been felt immediately by


Vic govt funds four work safety programs
Victorian workplaces are about to become much safer for nurses, construction workers, residential youth workers and health professionals thanks to


Vic govt restores certainty to retail leases
The Victorian Parliament has passed amendments to retail leases legislation that aim to address uncertainty created by a court ruling


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