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Community Programs
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The Australian Bankers' Association (ABA) and CPA Australia have produced the following two fact sheets which licensees may find useful:
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Applying for a loan - One of the key challenges for many small to medium businesses is working out how to approach the bank for a loan. Small businesses often look to finance their business needs with debt. This fact sheet discusses how small to medium businesses can prepare for the bank finance application process.
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Dealing with debt - how banks can help if the small business is experiencing financial difficulties. Recent changes in the financial environment and the domestic economy have affected many businesses. If you do encounter problems, it is best to get in touch with your bank as quickly as possible and together work out a strategy for keeping on top of your loan.
The fact sheets can be found of the following websites:
Australian Bankers' Association: www.bankers.asn.au
CPA Australia: www.cpaaustralia.com.au
Smarter Banking for Small Business: www.smallbusinessbanking.com.au
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Staffed Taxi Ranks
A government supported initiative to enhance late night safety particularly for
women and young people, saw two new staffed taxi ranks begin operating at
Glenelg and the CBD’s East End in May 2009.
The ranks are monitored by surveillance cameras and are staffed by a concierge
and security guards. They are located in areas of high taxi usage to provide
both passengers and taxi drivers with a managed, well lit and secure environment.
The locations are easily identified by their bold yellow and black signage and
prominent lighting.
Staffed ranks located at:
- Glenelg’s Jetty Road rank, adjacent to Moseley Square
- Pulteney Street rank, near the corner of Rundle Mall, (East end CBD)
- Corner of Hindley and Morphett Streets (Adelaide West End),
Operating between:
- 11pm and 3am on Friday nights and
- 11pm and 5am on Saturday nights
Other staffed taxi ranks also operate at Adelaide Airport, North Tce entrance
to Casino and in Port Augusta
Minister for Consumer Affairs Gail Gago welcomed the co-operation between
the Government, Taxi Council of SA, City of Holdfast Bay and Adelaide City Council.
She commended local councils for their ongoing maintenance of infrastructure at the sites.
Please contact this Office for posters or coasters for your venue.
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Hospitality First Responder Training assists staff to appropriately manage a 'first response' to a medical
emergency. More than 400 hospitality workers from 40 licensed venues in SA have participated in the program
since it was launched in July 2006. The OLGC is among the partners involved in the initiative, which recently
took out a state award at the 2007 Australian Safer Communities Awards.
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Hospitality staff are pictured participating in the Hospitality First Responder Training, which recentlty took out a state Australian Safer Communities Award.
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- The Good Sports Accreditation Program is a community-based sports development initiative of the Australian Drug
Foundation. It has been developed to assist community sporting clubs to manage the responsible service and consumption
of alcohol in their venues. Run by DASSA, the program has been active in SA since 2005. Membership to the program
is free.
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Adelaide Liquor Licensing Accord, a goodwill agreement between licensees,
OLGC, SA Police and Adelaide resident groups, was relaunched at an event hosted by
the Adelaide City Council in 2005. Now in its 10th year this agreement is a commitment to maintaining
"Adelaide City as a safe, pleasant and vibrant environment."
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Page Last Updated: 4-9-2009
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