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Big bucks for small businesses

Small and start-up businesses can tap into $10,000 worth of help.
City of Greater Dandenong is again offering business grants of up to $8000, plus business mentoring and marketing valued about $2000.
The grants aim to attract investment and stimulate business and employment growth in the municipalities.
The three grant categories cover businesses that have been operating for less than six months, growing businesses, and businesses relocating to Greater Dandenong.
Expressions of interest close at 4pm on Friday 26 August. Email business@cgd.vic.gov.au or call 8571 1550.

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