Queensland / A statewide support map
Business support in Queensland
Queensland businesses can use Business Queensland, mentoring services and statewide business networks to find business support, and contact the Small Business Commissioner for leasing or business dispute information. Current TAFE training and federal AI, cyber and privacy resources help owners build skills, compare advice and plan a first project.
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Council and local support
Start with your council’s local requirements, then ask its economic development team about business support and events.
Business Queensland: local council requirements
For owners checking local requirements: state guidance on contacting your council about planning, zoning and home business rules.
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Chambers and business communities
Ask about local connections, relevant events and access conditions.
Business Chamber Queensland
For Queensland businesses seeking a statewide network: advocacy, events and specialist business services; check membership terms and each service’s scope.
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Queensland support
Check each service’s purpose, current eligibility and availability.
Business Queensland
For Queensland owners finding help: a state directory of business services, events, programmes and practical resources.
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Queensland Small Business Commissioner
For small businesses with leasing or commercial dispute questions: enquiry, information and assistance routes; check which service fits your situation.
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Queensland grants directory
For businesses considering funding: check current eligibility and open rounds. No open general digital grant was verified at the 27 October 2026 review.
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Mentoring for Growth
For eligible Queensland owners facing a business challenge: discuss options with volunteer experts, mainly online; check current eligibility and registration.
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National advice and resources
Use official guidance and finders to compare your next steps.
business.gov.au grants and programs finder
For owners seeking funding or mentoring: filter by state, AI or digital needs and open status; check current eligibility.
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business.gov.au Adviser finder
For owners seeking business advice: search by postcode, AI or digital topic, and delivery format; confirm the provider’s current services.
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National AI Centre: foundations guidance
For teams beginning AI use: practical guidance on responsibility, risk, testing and human oversight before introducing a tool.
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National AI Centre: AI Adopt Centres
For SMEs exploring AI: find sector-focused advice, demonstrations and training; check current eligibility and the support each centre offers.
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ASD’s ACSC: AI for small business
For owners and staff considering cloud AI: a small-business guide to data handling, vendor checks, secure use and human review.
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OAIC: privacy and commercial AI
For businesses assessing personal-information risks: official privacy guidance to read before choosing or using a commercial AI product.
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Skills and practical learning
Match the course or session to the work you want to understand.
Business Queensland digital business guidance
For owners assessing their systems: state digital strategy, security and health-check resources to help identify a useful starting point.
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TAFE Queensland: AI for Business Owners
For business owners learning AI fundamentals: a scheduled online short course covering applications, process mapping and risk; check current intakes and enrolment requirements.
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Choose support around the business need
Statewide guidance and local services can help with different questions.
Start with the constraint your business wants to address, such as preparing a recurring record or passing a request between teams. Give the provider your operating location, business stage and the help you need. Confirm online delivery or local coverage before arranging a session.
- Does the programme cover my region, industry and business stage?
- Is my next step learning, business advice or implementation?
- What would a small, human-reviewed trial need to demonstrate?
Where Flowtivity fits
Flowtivity offers a free 1-hour consult with AJ Awan to find a first AI project, followed by a fixed-price proposal for the agreed work. Every project is quoted individually. Meet online, or in person by arrangement; Flowtivity also offers in-person consultations at your business on the Gold Coast.
Sources checked 27 October 2026. Check current eligibility, course availability and service details with each provider. Next editorial review: 27 January 2027.