Pal from PCPals Supporting Redlands Organic Growers Inc.
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- Pal Juvancz
- 08-04-2026
Business networking in the Redlands is strongest when it reflects genuine care for the community. For...
Attending a Bayside Redland business network group can be an invaluable experience. It offers an opportunity to build relationships with like-minded professionals in similar industries and develop key industry contacts.
While the standard of living is constantly improving in Australia, economic disruptions, stagnant wage growth and continually increasing house prices are putting more and more people under financial stress.
Networking groups and referral groups are both excellent ways to grow your business through connecting with others. However, they serve different purposes and it's important to understand the distinction between the two before deciding which is right for you.
So, we made it to 2022! Well done everyone! What a journey it has been…
From price hikes and supply chain issues to the continuing NFT & Cryptocurrency craze to the ever-growing threat of bad actors trying to hack computers, networks and other internet connected devices. There has been plenty to derail us in 2021 – hopefully we all made it through unscathed.
Every month we recognise our valued members for their contribution to the group and celebrate our successes.
Special recognition to Pal Juvancz from PCPals as our most valued member. Pal was the backbone of the group through Covid, and was the driving force for keeping us together adn brining us out the other side, stronger and more supportive as a group.
This is Warren from Switched on Hadyman your local electrician in the Redlands, with a helpful hint for you.
Every month we recognise our valued members for their contribution to the group and celebrate our successes.
Margaret Shakibaie from The ICT Shak was our star this month taking out three of the four member recognition categories.
Many computer users are frequently faced with the choice whether to update the various software and hardware components in their IT environment. This could be a complex office setup or a single PC at home.
Short Answer - DO THE UPDATES!
Every month we recognise our valued members for their contribution to the group and celebrate our successes.
If Anyone had said to me in January 2020 that life as we new it, was about to change I might have smiled & thought they were Crazy.
Every month we recognise our members who have gone above and beyond their call of duty. The membership recognition for June are as below.
There is one fundamental difference about Bendigo Bank and its community style of banking; and that difference is all about choice. When you choose to be a Victoria Point or Wynnum Manly Community Bank Branch customer, you not only make a decision that benefits you, you also make one that benefits your community.
This year many SME’s would be their first time to lodge the wages via Single Touch Payroll. (STP)
The process is now automated via the software and is now a requirement to be lodged from the pay roll system for all employers reporting via STP.
Around June each year, people start thinking about all matters tax-related. Covid-19 has probably created even more questions this year, especially for small business operators.
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