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Canberra electricity workers strike for fair pay
Canberra electricity company Evoenergy workers will be striking for fair pay, with ETU members walking off the job on Tuesday to fight for a fair pay ... -
Energy Safe starts consultation for Jemena wood power pole report
Energy Safe has started consultation for its Jemena wood power pole draft report across Melbourne’s north and southwest. The report has identified that Jemena’s pole management ... -
UNSW develops highly effective PV recycling
UNSW Sydney engineers have developed a more effective way of recycling solar panels with its ProMO lab team announcing a process that offers an effective separation ... -
Company fined $75,000 for illegal electrical advice
A company that gave illegal advice costing vulnerable consumers thousands of dollars has been fined $75,000 by Armadale Magistrates Court in WA. Pascoes Maintenance Group was ... -
Electrician hospitalised following switchboard explosion
An electrician has been hospitalised with burns after an explosion occurred in the switchboard he was working on. The licensed electrical worker was at a ... -
Construction report reveals urgent action needed for building industry
A construction report, drawn by the Australian Constructors Association (ACA), has revealed poor health in the building industry and the need for urgent action. ACA chief ... -
ARENA launch ULCS white paper
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has launched its ‘The Incredible ULCS: How ultra low-cost solar can unlock Australia’s renewable energy superpower’ white paper. At the ... -
Dimensions standardised for rectangular silicon wafer modules
A standardising for the dimensions of rectangular silicon wafer modules to 2382x1134mm has been reached following a consensus by module manufacturers. Nine module manufacturers, including Trina ... -
CFMEU warns ‘black cladding’ raking millions on Vic building projects
CFMEU Koori construction division has warned of businesses claiming to be Aboriginal to win work, known as ‘black cladding’, are raking in millions of dollars on ... -
Tool thefts costing Vic tradies $20 million a year
Tool thefts have been costing Victorian tradies $20 million a year with over 29,000 tools stolen in 12 months to March 2023, according to the Crime ...
