Round 3 COVID-19 Business Grants are now open. These grants support adaptation, innovation, development and planning for businesses that have been significantly affected by lockdowns and physical distancing rules as…
Banyule City Council has partnered with the brotherhood of St Laurence since 2016 to deliver the Stepping Stones program, a micro-enterprise program for refugee and disadvantaged migrant women. The program…
The Victorian Government is partnering with the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and (VCCI) to deliver a business mentoring program to help small businesses navigate the economic challenges posed by restrictions…
Banyule Business Grants helping businesses survive and thrive through COVID-19 The impacts of COVID-19 on our economy and our business community have been significant. With many businesses doing it tough, some…
It may be surprising to know that there are over 11,000 small businesses in Banyule, and together they contribute to the local economy, provide local jobs and are central to…
In a statements on Monday 3 August and Tuesday 4 August , Premier Daniel Andrews announced Stage 4 Restrictions and their impact on business. For more information or to read the…
We have allocated $10.5 million from the 2020/21 Budget to help locals impacted by coronavirus, COVID-19. Direct rate relief is one way to help you manage your immediate financial pressures. Ratepayers…
Businesses within metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire affected by the return to Stay at Home restrictions may be eligible for a one-off, $5,000 grant under the Business Support Fund - Expansion…
Following the achievement of Banyule Council’s target to create 100 local jobs for local people facing barriers to employment, the Local Jobs team have worked with community to co-create a Draft Inclusive…
Banyule Council’s Social Enterprise team have worked with community to co-create a Draft Social Enterprise Strategy & Action Plan 2020-2025 that aims to drive employment participation and inclusive economic growth in…
