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New $5m engagement program to boost hydrogen capabilities
A new $5 million program has been announced and will be led by the CSIRO. It aims to strengthen the development of Australia’s hydrogen industry by ... -
Tasmanian Government’s stamp duty exemption a positive step
The Tasmanian Government has taken the first steps towards automotive taxation reform, encouraging the penetration of EVs with its announcement to eliminate stamp duty on EVs ... -
National Awards for Excellence in Lighting deferred
The National Awards for Excellence in Lighting have been deferred until 31 august 2021 according to the Lighting Council of Australia (LCA) in its latest Illuminations ... -
CCF Vic: Building capability in construction
The construction industry could be facing a “perfect storm” of mental health issues according to Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) Victoria chief executive John Kilgour. CCF Vic ... -
SafeWork: Solar installer fined $300k for unsafe height
Employers across NSW are being put on notice after recent SafeWork visits to construction sites in northern Sydney and the Sutherland shire revealed more than 20% ... -
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NHP and Terasaki’s MCCBs: Jam-packed with features
NHP and Terasaki have released the TemBreak Pro range of high-performance moulded case circuit breakers (MCCBs) which fit today’s electrical world while also being future proof. ... -
NEXTgen 2021-22 program now open
Applications to Standards Australia’s NEXTgen 2021-22 program are now open. The program selects emerging industry and technical experts and provides them with an exciting opportunity to ... -
The state of electrical work during lockdown
With snap lockdowns and stay-at-home orders now affecting millions of Australians, NECA has been in contact with Building and Energy to garner what electrical work can ... -
EOFY 2021: What’s changed and what’s new?
Submitting your EOFY tax return isn’t a simple task for many taxpayers and business owners – following another unusual year with additional allowances and tax subsidies, ... -
Safe work at heights must start at the top
Safe Work Australia reports that there have been 122 workplace fatalities as a result of workers falling from heights, with most occurring from roofs and ladders ...