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Rising Costs: A Coogee cafe owner says rising wages, utilities, insurance and supplier prices — plus the card surcharge ban — are squeezing margins as he tries to keep coffee affordable. Payments: Cash use has hit a record, with some customers choosing notes after businesses say card fees are eating further into profits. Regional Services: A parliamentary inquiry will examine Australia Post’s future, including how it can keep serving regional communities and businesses as parcel volumes rise and letter use falls. Funding: Applications are open for another round of WA’s Regional Economic Development Grants, with Goldfields businesses encouraged to apply by 14 January. Tax and Jobs: Small businesses are also facing ATO super debt notices for liabilities dating back five years, while anonymous Fair Work tip-offs and wage recoveries continue to climb. Trading Conditions: Reports of stalled small-business sales and rising SME borrowing underline the uncertainty owners face heading into Christmas.

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