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The VRET is now open for tenders
The Australian Wind Alliance welcomes the news that the Victorian Renewable Energy Target (VRET) Reverse Auction has opened for tenders. It will be the largest renewable ... -
Don’t rush or you risk becoming a workplace statistic
As Victoria enters a dangerous time of year, WorkSafe is encouraging employers and workers to focus on safety. According to WorkSafe statistics, more Victorian workers die ... -
Research finds 75% of construction workers suffering hearing loss
A leading Australian audiologist, Dr. Ross Dineen, says construction workers regularly experience noise levels up to six times the legal exposure limit and up to 75% ... -
Middy’s awards 13 scholarships for training and education
Middy’s has announced it has awarded 13 of its customers with scholarships to attend further training to help build their businesses. The judges say the standard of ... -
Legrand’s Super LED Satellite takes home a Commendation Award
Legrand has announced its new Super LED Satellite has won a Commendation Award at the 2017 Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) NSW Awards, which were held on ... -
How to protect, clean and store height safety gear
LINQ Height Safety Gear has released a free Harness and Lanyard Guide featuring equipment inspection and maintenance information. LINQ Height Safety Gear national category manager Paul Bozkurt ... -
Laser Group warns against cheap fixes
Laser Group has issued a warning to the public about cheap alternatives being used to fix plumbing and electrical issues around homes, reminding people that many ... -
Access is the key to Standards
Standards Australia is committed to a digital publishing future to make things easier for users and contributors. Among electrical contractors the discussion often turns to Standards ... -
NECA passes 5,000 members mark
NECA has announced that it now has over 5,000 members for the first time in its history. “Reaching the 5,000 member mark is a fantastic milestone ... -
New research confirms youth aren’t thriving and its costing the entire community
New research by youth and careers platform Skillsroad has found that average levels of wellbeing among young people are affecting the bottom line of Australian businesses. ...
