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What we can expect in the next edition of the Wiring Rules
It’s about time to update the Wiring Rules. Lucy Finlay looks at what has happened since 2018 and what might be changing in AS/NZS 3000. The ... -
Come and see (what might be in) the new NCC
We’re one step closer to a new National Construction Code. Sean Carroll looks at what might be coming in the NCC 2025, some thoughts from key ... -
Estimating like an Olympian
Following a record Olympics for Australia, Brian Seymour looks at the dedication and training required for both athletes and professional estimators. Just like Olympic athletes, successful ... -
Solar lighting compliance simplified: The must-know components and standards
Solar lighting is an excellent solution for several situations. Jamie Janides runs through all the relevant standards for electricians to note when installing. Commercial-grade solar lights ... -
Exclusive EV retail tariffs save your customers
Electricians are often seen as experts in the EV field given their proximity to the solutions. Michael Shaughnessy looks at how electricians can offer greater savings ... -
Stressed up to my eyeballs
Running a business isn’t all about getting the job done on the tools. There’s a lot of stress that comes with the increased responsibility. Daniel Fitzpatrick ... -
Back in black: Independent tradies thrive amid economic unrest
Self-employed tradies are experiencing an extensive uptick despite other industries continuing to face hardships. San Williams unravels the difference between employment styles and why more should ... -
Practical tips for managing tradie mental health
Running a business is a challenge for anyone, especially for tradies who are not only managing operations but also out on the tools as well. Many ... -
Voltage or current: There’s more than one way to catch a rabbit
Confusion between electrical and cabling standards needs to be cleared up for the safety of the industry. Sean Carroll explores the gap in electrical and communications ... -
Engineered stone ban will not be enough to protect Australian workers from silicosis
Australia’s world-first ban of engineered stone has been widely applauded, with other countries – particularly the UK – on a fast track to replicate it as ...
