Business update · Source published: 2026-07-08
One-minute answer
The NSW Government is announcing the schedule for ‘NSW Small Business Month’, running throughout October. Applications are open for official partners to host events focused on capability building, networking, and free services.
Who this affects
Korean small business owners and organisations in NSW seeking training and networking opportunities, or those wishing to host events for small businesses.
Potential business impact
Provides opportunities to enhance business capabilities, connect with local businesses, and access the latest government support information through various free programs and networking events offered in October.
General matter to check
Check interest in participating in the events or partnering, and review the partner guide and newsletter information.
Choose an event that fits your business
Start with a business problem, not an event count. Compare travel, staffing cover and time away from trading as well as any attendance fee.
| Area | Question to consider |
|---|---|
| Your question | What would you like to resolve about sales, cash flow or customer retention? |
| Participation details | Have you checked the audience, venue, online option, timing and registration deadline? |
| Follow-through | Where could you apply what you learn, and whom would you follow up with? |
A Hanho editorial worksheet, not a mandatory-document list or an official agency form.
What this article cannot determine
Collaboration-partner applications are not attendee registrations. Check each event for fees, availability and current arrangements.
Check procedures and current status in the official source →
- Status: announcement · 2026-10-01
- Official source: NSW Small Business Month is returning in October 2026!
Attending an event is different from hosting one
The current official event page provides discovery and registration links. It describes free and low-cost events, not universal free admission. Partner applications are separate from attendee registration.
How could I choose? An editorial example: match repeat-customer concerns to retention, paperwork to digital operations, or collaboration needs to networking. Compare fees, travel and attendance time, and cover needed at work. Attendance alone does not demonstrate a sales benefit.
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General information only; not individual advice.