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New Energy Solar and SolarBuddy form partnership to use solar technology for social good
New Energy Solar and Australian charity SolarBuddy have announced a new partnership that will see more than 20,000 lightweight solar lights delivered to rural communities in ... -
The 2018 Trades Industry Conference
The plumbing, fire, gas, mechanical and hydraulic trades and professions have joined together to bring one of the most unique joint trades based conferences in Australia; ... -
Master Builders Australia welcomes review into Security of Payment laws
Master Builders Australia has released the following statement in regards to the Federal Government’s review of the Security of Payment laws: Master Builders Australia welcomes the release of ... -
Security of Payment recommendations good news for electrical contractors
The Federal Government’s report on the Review of Security of Payment Laws is good news for electrical contractors who are often the last in a long ... -
Energy Action announces partnership with Edge Electrons
Energy management consultancy, Energy Action, has announced it has partnered with leading Australian energy technology provider, Edge Electrons. Energy Action will offer approximately 1,500 customers Edge ... -
2018 EoFY: The top four mistakes people make on their tax returns
The end of financial year is coming up which means it’s time to claim back tax. Here are five things to keep in mind when lodging ... -
2018 EoFY: 11 deductions you probably can’t claim
The end of financial year is once again upon us so here’s a list of things that probably can’t be deducted. Generally, trips between work and ... -
The 2018 Standards Awards
The Standards Awards were recently held in Sydney to recognise those who have made significant contributions to standardisation and shown an outstanding service in enabling Standards Australia to ... -
NECA Education and Careers announces Bright Spark program for school leavers
NECA Education and Careers has announced a new program for school leavers who are already completing their pre-apprenticeship. Called the Bright Spark skills program, it is ... -
Halogen lights to disappear from Australian retail stores
Halogen lights will disappear from Australian retail stores within the next two years as the world moves to LED lights, according to Lighting Council Australia. Lighting ...
