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6 days ago
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Staying across local issues is an important part of running a business on the Gold Coast. Here are two developments currently in the spotlight that could have a direct impact on businesses and ratepayers in our region.

Daylight Saving Push Returns

Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate has renewed his push for daylight saving in southeast Queensland, proposing a new time zone boundary drawn north of Noosa — a move that could have real practical implications for businesses operating across state lines or with interstate clients. Read more about the proposal here.

Disaster Funding Changes Could Hit Your Rates

Separately, Gold Coast ratepayers and businesses could face higher costs following a federal government proposal to reduce its share of disaster recovery funding. The Gold Coast Council has described the potential impact as "devastating," warning that the shortfall may ultimately fall on local ratepayers. Find out what this could mean for your rates.

These are the kinds of issues that shape the environment in which we all do business. We encourage MCC members to stay informed and make their voices heard — whether through local council channels or by connecting with fellow members at our upcoming events. If you'd like to discuss how these developments might affect your business, reach out to the Mudgeeraba Chamber of Commerce — we're here to help.

 
 
 

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