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Good knowledge never dates
By Jeff Patchell If you call into the dining room at the Glen Waverley RSL in Melbourne on any given Friday, it’s likely you will find ... -
NECA releases ACT pre-budget submission
NECA has released its Pre-budget submission for the ACT’s 2018/19 budget. NECA’s Pre-budget submission includes specific measures that the ACT government should introduce in the 2018/19 ... -
The foundations for digital transformation: smart data and network visibility
Digital transformation is occurring across all industries and is driving the shift from physical to digital assets, underpinned by an information-driven economy where data is the ... -
NHP strengthens local offering with Axelent partnership
NHP has announced a partnership with Axelent, which means NHP will now have the distribution rights to Axelent’s safety fencing solution (X-Guard) and cable tray products (X-Tray). ... -
Industrial manslaughter laws introduced
Brand new laws involving industrial manslaughter have been passed by State Parliament and are aimed at protecting Queensland workers. Industrial Relations Minister Grace Grace says the ... -
NECA calls on NSW government to bring back a contestable works code
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has called for the NSW government to reintroduce a code to protect accredited service providers (ASP) in NSW. NECA ... -
Melbourne welcomes All-Energy Australia 2017
The All-Energy Australia 2017 conference and exhibition was held in Melbourne on 11 and 12 October, providing a window into Australia’s evolving energy landscape, its future ... -
November is national Asbestos Awareness Month
Australia’s national Asbestos Awareness Month campaign will launch on 1 November with a new message, ‘Renovating? Go Slow! Asbestos – It’s a NO GO’. The Asbestos ... -
Amendments to the Electrical Safety Act 2002
There have been two important amendments to the Electrical Safety ACT 2002 that affect Queensland licence holders. These amendments target unsafe electrical work and practices, and ... -
The cancer risk tradies can’t see
The Cancer Council Australia is calling for tradies to be more aware of cancer risks on the job after it was estimated that 230 lung ...
