Features
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Virtual reality, real skills: How VR is reshaping construction training
Virtual reality is changing how apprentices learn, and it might just be the future of construction training. Daniel Williamson finds out how the technology is shaping ... -
Powering innovation: Inside the IPD Group stand | All Energy Australia 2025
We stopped by the IPD Group stand at All Energy Australia, where Irene Kaur walked us through their latest electrical -
Testing the future of technology with Emona Instruments | All Energy Australia 2025
We caught up with Mustafa from Emona Instruments at All Energy Australia to check out their impressive range of testing -
Inside S-5!’s smarter approach to solar mounting | All Energy Australia 2025
At All Energy Australia, we caught up with Adrian from S-5! to talk about the company’s innovative solar mounting systems -
Pole position: Who should power Australia’s EV charger rollout?
As Australia progresses toward an electrified future, questions arise about how we will charge all these electric vehicles on the road. Daniel Williamson investigates a proposed ... -
Cable waste no more: Turning leftovers into a win for the industry
Cablers across the country are often left with a familiar problem: What do you do with the last few metres on a cable reel? Sandy Mennie ... -
Defect claims defence: How contractors can properly work to defend against future claims
Defect claims can, unfortunately, be unavoidable in some cases. Chloe Ellis explains what tradies can do to ensure they’re prepared for future claims. As construction defect ... -
How reinvented temporary solar lighting is solving the biggest challenges for electricians
Lighting is essential for all construction projects. Jamie Janides explains the benefits of temporary solar lighting for worksites and beyond. Electricians and electrical contractors face constant ... -
Seeing the light: What electricians need to know about Unified Glare Rating (and why)
Unified Glare Rating has long been considered a designer’s metric but now, electricians are discovering why it matters on-site too. Daniel Williamson sheds some light on ... -
Cruisin’ into the weekend in your work vehicle?
If you or your crew use a work vehicle for personal purposes, your business might be liable for fringe benefits tax (FBT). The Australian Taxation Office ...
