Business
A unique collaboration between small business, Brisbane City Council and some key figures from the top end of town has just celebrated its first year of existence.
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Brisbane City Council’s Business Hub fosters the city’s entrepreneurial spirit by supporting local businesses, says Fleur Madden, Chief Executive of Freelancing Gems, a female-led digital jobs platform.
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