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Restrictions for Metropolitan Melbourne and Regional Victoria

As restrictions continue to ease across Victoria we ask Members to review the six principles of COVIDSafe workplaces that must be followed by every Victorian business that is open.

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Conveyancing Tips: 5 Search Platform Tools to Improve Client Experience

One of the best things you can do for your business is to focus on client experience. Studies have shown there is a very strong relationship between a client’s positive experience and their willingness to repeat spend.

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Unlock the Power of Automation via APIs For Your Business

If you’ve used Facebook PayPal, or Uber, chances are you’ve experienced Application Programming Interface (APIs) without even knowing.

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Victoria’s Coronavirus Road to Recovery

The remaining Steps for Metropolitan Melbourne and Regional Victoria.

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AIC Vic FAQs for Members – Stage 4 Restrictions

In addition to the FAQs provided by the Department of Health and Human Services and Business Victoria, AIC Vic has put together a list of frequently asked questions that we have received from members this past week.

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5 Tips to Stop Worrying About Work at Night

Work-induced insomnia can seriously impair your judgment, critical thinking, problem solving, planning, and organisation, not to mention increased stress.

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Isolate, Don’t Hibernate: How to Get the Most Out of Working from Home

For businesses across many industries, working from home has become the “new normal” in the face of COVID-19.

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A Message from AIC Vic President – Joan Lentini

What an extraordinary start to the 2020 leap year with so many tragic events around the world.

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Accessing Super Due to COVID-19 Hardship

The Federal Government announced it will temporarily allow eligible people to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation retirement savings.

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Remote Working – Advice on How to Keep Property Transactions Safe

With many businesses asking their teams to work remotely, security experts are warning of spikes in cyber-crime attempts.

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