News
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The great apprenticeship shake-up
For school-leavers around the country who don’t wish to pursue a university career, being an electrician is a very promising career. It just turns out that ... -
Federal Government settles on lower company tax
Over three million small and medium-sized enterprises are set to have lower company tax rates after the Federal Government and Senate cross-benchers came to an agreement. ... -
Tradies come together for the Salvos
Australia and New Zealand’s leading network of plumbers and electricians, Laser Plumbing & Electrical, has announced it will be lending its expertise to the Salvation Army ... -
ABB acquires Bernecker & Rainer Industrie-Elektronik
ABB has further stamped its authority and leadership in the automation industry with the acquisition of Bernecker & Rainer Industrie-Elektronik, an organisation that excels in factory ... -
Canberra plays host to its first ever Clipsal showroom
Saturday, 8 April marks the opening of Canberra’s first ever Clipsal Showroom, courtesy of Schneider Electric, in Fyshwick. Guaranteed to whet the appetite of home renovators ... -
Vale Nigel Hugh Peck
On Saturday, 1 April at 2pm, Nigel Hugh Peck AM passed away. NHP Holdings’ founder was surrounded by his family and loved ones and was 89 ... -
NETSCOUT publishes Lifehack guide for network technicians
NETSCOUT has published a Lifehack guide for network technicians to learn how to treat slow or disrupted connections, when to blame the ISP, a quick and ... -
Green Group Conserving Volts
By Chris Halliday – PowerLogic. A ‘green group’ traditionally tries to conserve and protect the environment but green group Bathurst Community Climate Action Network (BCCAN) is ... -
BICSI releases newly revised ICT Cabling Installation Program
BICSI, the association advancing the information and communications technology (ICT) community has released the latest update to its ICT Cabling Installation Program. The goal of the ... -
Court dismisses ACCC cartel proceedings against electrical cable manufacturers and wholesalers
The Federal Court has dismissed proceedings brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission against electrical cable manufacturers and wholesalers, and their executives for alleged cartel ...
