Budget Season Is Approaching — What Can Regional Businesses Expect?
by Chamber President, Allan Milostic As federal, state, and local governments prepare to hand down their annual budgets, attention is turning to what …
Fuel Crisis Business Impact: Early Survey Results from the Whitsundays
Early findings from the Chamber’s Fuel Crisis Business Impact Survey show that while businesses across the Whitsundays are still operating and able to …
Regional Voice Critical as Fuel Crisis Impacts Whitsundays Businesses
This week, the Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry represented the region’s business community at a roundtable with the Queensland Minister …
Rising Fuel Costs Creating Pressure Across Whitsundays Business Community
The Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry is highlighting growing concern among local businesses as fuel prices continue to rise, placing …
Local Members Deliver Policy Update to Business Community at Chamber Event
The Whitsundays Chamber of Commerce and Industry brought together 70 local business members this morning (Thursday 19 March) at its March Business …
Whitsundays Businesses Invited to Join the Conversation with Andrew Willcox and Amanda Camm
March Chamber Breakfast Briefing – 19 March What’s happening in our region? What decisions are being made? And how can your business have a say? On …
From Awards to Advocacy: What’s Next for Local Business
Congratulations to all Whitsunday Business Awards 2025 nominees! The quality of submissions was breath taking. We look forward to celebrating your …
Chamber Submission to Airlie Beach Ferris Wheel trial consultation
The Whitsundays Chamber welcomes the opportunity to provide comment on the Airlie Beach Ferris Wheel trial. This submission reflects the views of the …
Being at the Table: Why It Matters for the Whitsunday Business
As the school holidays wrap up, the Chamber has been focused on ensuring that Whitsundays businesses have a strong voice at the table when key …