Cookie Policy

1. What this policy covers

This Cookie Policy explains browser cookies, similar local storage and related technologies that may be associated with this website. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.

2. Current website configuration

The website has been prepared to run using local images, styles, scripts, icons and other assets. It does not intentionally load third-party advertising networks, analytics platforms, external fonts, social media widgets or tracking pixels.

Because the site is static, normal browsing should not require non-essential marketing or analytics cookies from us.

3. What cookies are

A cookie is a small text record that a website or service can ask a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, cache identifiers and pixels. They can support security, remember preferences, measure performance or deliver advertising depending on implementation.

4. Strictly necessary technologies

Strictly necessary storage may support basic delivery, security, load balancing, fraud prevention, accessibility, form state or remembering a consent choice. These functions are used only where needed for a service requested by the user or for secure operation.

5. Preference technologies

Preference storage can remember choices such as language, display settings or previously dismissed notices. The current site does not require a preference cookie for ordinary navigation, but this category may be introduced if a genuine preference feature is added.

6. Analytics technologies

Analytics tools can help operators understand page visits, errors and performance. No third-party analytics script is intentionally included in the current project. If analytics are introduced later, this policy and any consent mechanism will be updated before non-essential measurement is activated where consent is required.

7. Advertising and social media

The current website does not intentionally use behavioural advertising cookies, cross-site advertising identifiers, social media tracking pixels or embedded social feeds. A social icon shown in the footer is decorative and does not connect to an external network.

8. First-party and third-party cookies

First-party cookies are set for the site being visited. Third-party cookies are set by another domain, often through embedded content. Our local-first configuration is intended to avoid third-party requests. Hosting infrastructure may still create technical logs or security records independently of browser cookies.

9. Session and persistent storage

Session cookies normally expire when the browser closes. Persistent cookies remain until their stated expiry or deletion. Any future storage will be assigned the shortest practical duration for its stated purpose.

10. Legal basis and consent

Strictly necessary storage may operate without opt-in consent where allowed because it is required to provide a requested service or secure the site. Non-essential analytics, preference or advertising technologies will be activated only with an appropriate legal basis and consent where required by applicable law.

11. Browser controls

Most browsers allow users to view, block and delete cookies or clear site data. Blocking all storage can affect sign-in, security, preferences or forms on websites that use those functions. Browser help documentation provides instructions for each product.

12. Do Not Track and global signals

Browser signals such as Do Not Track are not implemented consistently across the industry. Because this site does not intentionally deploy cross-site advertising tracking, no separate behavioural profile is created in response to those signals. We will review recognised legally binding preference signals if relevant technologies are introduced.

13. Embedded content and external links

No remote embedded video, map, font or social widget is required for the current pages. A future external service could apply its own cookies once a user visits or activates it. Any such addition should be disclosed and configured consistently with applicable consent requirements.

14. Retention

Necessary storage is retained only for the period required for its function. Consent records, if introduced, may be kept long enough to demonstrate a choice and avoid asking on every page view, then renewed or removed as appropriate.

15. Policy updates

We may update this policy when website features, hosting arrangements or legal requirements change. The latest version and date will appear on this page.

16. Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy may be directed to Frostlark Workbit Starzau Pty Ltd , 17 Macquarie Street, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia , at info@frostlarkworkbitstarzau.com or +61 2 8846 9273.

17. Cookie and storage inventory

At the date shown above, we do not intentionally set a visitor-facing analytics, advertising, personalisation or social media cookie. The local JavaScript file controls navigation, tabs, form validation and company information display without writing a tracking identifier to the browser.

The website host may process ordinary connection information such as IP address, requested file, browser type, time and security events in server logs. Server logs are not necessarily cookies and are generally controlled by the hosting provider for delivery, troubleshooting and protection.

18. Consent choices and records

If a future feature requires consent, visitors will receive a clear choice before non-essential technology is activated. Refusing non-essential storage will not prevent access to core information. A necessary preference record may remember the choice so the notice does not reappear on every page.

Consent requests will describe the purpose and category in understandable language. Bundled or preselected consent will not be used where an affirmative choice is legally required.

19. Changing or withdrawing consent

A visitor will be able to change or withdraw a future cookie consent choice as easily as it was given. Withdrawal applies to future use and does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful. Existing cookies can also be removed through browser settings.

Where no consent interface appears, that reflects the current local-first configuration and absence of intentional non-essential cookies rather than an assumption that consent has been granted.

20. Security and data minimisation

Any future browser storage will be limited to data reasonably necessary for its stated function. We will avoid placing confidential repair details, passwords, recovered file names or sensitive customer information in ordinary client-side storage.

Technical safeguards may include secure attributes, restricted scope, short retention periods and server-side validation where relevant. Users should still protect their devices, browser profiles and shared computers from unauthorised access.

21. Children and shared devices

The website is intended for adults and authorised business representatives. We do not use cookies to profile children or target advertising to them. On shared or public devices, users should clear browser data and close the browser after entering personal information.

22. Privacy rights and complaints

Information linked to a cookie or similar identifier may be personal information or personal data under applicable law. Rights of access, correction, objection, erasure or complaint may therefore apply depending on the technology, jurisdiction and circumstances.

Requests are handled under our Privacy Policy. Australian privacy concerns may also be raised with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner after giving us a reasonable opportunity to respond.