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Curtin Ignition Program: Ready to ignite your business idea?The Curtin Ignition Program is an intensive, week-long entrepreneurial experience running from Saturday 15 August, and 17-21 August. Designed for aspiring entrepreneurs and forward-thinking innovators, the program helps participants trial and refine ideas with commercial potential. Whether you’re a founder of an early-stage venture or someone with a new idea, Ignition is for those aiming to create a high-growth, globally scalable business. This year, the City of Wanneroo is sponsoring two fully funded places for local entrepreneurs to gain access to a dynamic mix of keynote presentations, hands-on workshops, small group mentoring, expert panels, clinics and powerful networking opportunities. Scholarship applications close on Thursday 4 June 2026. Criteria for scholarships along with how to apply can be found at curtin.edu/ignition.
National Reconciliation WeekThe theme for National Reconciliation Week 2026, All In, is a powerful call for Australians to commit to reconciliation every day - not just in words, but through meaningful action. All In reminds us that reconciliation is not something we can observe from the sidelines. It requires each of us to step forward, take responsibility, and contribute to positive change. That may involve joining the conversation and hosting a National Reconciliation Week event, or progressing a Reconciliation Action Plan. It’s a valuable opportunity to strengthen relationships and demonstrate leadership within your workplace and community.
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Business Welcome EventThinking of starting a business, recently launched, or looking for support services in the City of Wanneroo? Join us for the 2026 New Business Welcome & Networking Event – a free, in-person event designed to connect you with the tools, support and people to help your business succeed. Enjoy an engaging morning of short presentations from business support organisations, followed by
relaxed networking where you can ask questions, meet service providers and connect with local business owners. Light refreshments will be provided. 📆 Friday 12 June 2026 | 10am – 12pm
📍 23 Dundebar Rd, Wanneroo
🎟️ Places are limited - secure your spot
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Global impacts: What Australian businesses need to knowFind out how the Australian Government is supporting businesses impacted by global events. Read the latest information on access to interest-free loans, fuel supply, supply chain status, export updates, shipping, fertiliser supply, and where you can get support if you need it.
SBSCH will close from 1 JulyThe Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) will permanently close from 1 July 2026.
Current users should switch to an alternative super payment method and download all SBSCH records before 1 July 2026. Payroll software, large super fund payment services, or commercial clearing houses can be used instead.
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Economic Resilience ProgramThe Australian Government has announced a $1 billion Economic Resilience Program. The program will provide eligible businesses with access to zero interest loans to support identified industries affected by market disruptions and strengthen national economic resilience. Support is targeted
at logistics and manufacturing businesses.
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