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Senate Committee calls for occupational licencing reform
The Senate Committee reporting on the effects of red tape on occupational licensing has called for renewed efforts to reform occupational licensing, including the expansion of ... -
Tasmanian Government congratulates local electrical contractors and apprentices
The winners of the 2018 NECA Tasmanian Excellence Awards have been recognised in the Tasmanian Parliament as part of a Notice of Motion tabled by the ... -
Hills announces a return to profitability
Hills has announced its FY18 results that show the company has returned to profitability, delivering an $8.3m improvement on the previous year’s results. The company’s margins ... -
Evolt partners with WiZ Connected Lighting
Evolt has partnered with WiZ Connected Lighting to allow development of WiZ enabled lighting products in Australia and New Zealand. The partnership encompasses WiZ Pro, which ... -
The NECA Victoria Excellence Awards
The NECA Excellence Awards were recently hosted by NECA Victoria at the Crown Palladium on the 10th August 2018. More than 750 guests were welcomed to ... -
ANU invention could help turbo-charge internet speeds
Australian scientists have invented a new ultra-thin device that can turn invisible light into the visible and change the colour of light, with the potential to ... -
HIA expresses concerns over delay in household power
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has sent a submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission to express its concern “that builders and owners of newly constructed ... -
Developing Industry Standards
The Australasian Thermographers Association has engaged The Haystack Group to order a scoping study into the thermal imaging industry and the need for national standards ... -
Panasonic launch R32 commercial air conditioning range
Panasonic has launched its new R32 light commercial air-conditioning solution, designed for simple installation and performance in the commercial market. The outdoor unit has been designed ... -
NECA expresses concerns towards government proposal
Peak bodies representing thousands of businesses across Australia are concerned about a government proposal that may cause serious damage to the lighting sector. The National Electrical ...
