A Chamber of Commerce is a network of local businesses and industries. There are Chambers of Commerce all over the world, and while we are all different and separate from one another, we all share the same goal - to improve the local business environment.
We inform our members so they can improve their business. We advocate for jobs, projects and connectivity to improve the local business environment.
We provide members with opportunities to network and promote themselves.
The Townsville Chamber has been ‘making business connections’ for over 135 years.
Join us for Coffee in the CBD. Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
Yes, we’re having an extra Coffee Morning this month. Join us for Coffee in the CBD and connect with members of the Townsville business community. Catch up with the latest local business news.
We’re back for another year of CBD Chamber Coffees. Join us for our first CBD Coffee morning for 2019. Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
Joint Business Networks Christmas Drinks. Our way of saying “Thanks for being a member!” Join us in celebrating the year that was. Your invitation is here.
You’re invited to attend the 136th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Townsville Chamber of Commerce Inc, featuring the Mayor’s Annual Address to the Business Community. Ticket price includes drinks.
**Gold Members are entitled to 2 Free tickets – please contact the TVL Chamber office on 4771 2729 to book your tickets.**
Join us for our last CBD Coffee morning for 2018. Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
The last Chamber update was just before Melbourne Cup and the end of 2018 was a whirlwind of activities. Here’s an update of what has been happening since November. MEETINGS Board members and President represented the Chamber at 53 meetings during November and December. The CEO met one on one with 15 members during the […]
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The following is an excerpt from the Property Council of Australia’s Advocacy Alert. The Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ) has issued fresh advice to property developers, following the passage of Commonwealth legislation aimed at preventing state-based campaign donation laws from impacting on federal elections. The new advice relates to the Queensland Government’s Prohibited Donor Scheme, which aims […]
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The article was published on the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman website and is available to view in full here. “The announcement by the Prime Minister in November, to ensure large businesses pay small to medium enterprises (SMEs) within 20 days as a condition of future government contracts is a major win for […]
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This article was published on the ATOs website and is available to view here. Expect to see a range of simple, low-cost Single Touch Payroll (STP) solutions in the market from early 2019. These solutions will best suit micro employers (with one to four employees) who need to report through STP, but do not currently […]
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Suncorp has worked with Insurance Australia Group on a significant piece of research which was released at James Cook University’s Cyclone Testing Station in November. The study looked at the impact of wind-driven water entry during cyclones. This research adds weight to previous research into the key causes of cyclone damage and reinforces the need […]
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The Queensland Government has recently approved a range of enhancements to the Queensland Procurement Policy (QPP) including the release of “Best practice principles: Quality, safe workplaces” and the “Procurement Supplier Code of Conduct”. The aim of the Code of Conduct is to build on the QPP commitment to do business with ethically, environmentally and socially […]
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