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Clive Palmer congratulates Queensland’s top electricians at the 2014 Excellence Awards
Executive Director of NECA Queensland Mick Logan has praised the quality of entrants into the 2014 Queensland Excellence awards. -
College of Electrical Training wins WA Large Training Provider of the Year 2014
The College of Electrical Training (CET) has won the WA Large Training Provider Award at the WA Training Awards presentation dinner. The event, hosted by Tod ... -
Blood, sweat, tears, ideas: get funding for your start-up
Hills Limited, the makers of the iconic Hills Hoist, are on the hunt for Australia’s next big invention, as they focus their business on next generation ... -
Lighting Council Australia publishes LED guide
The peak body for Australia's lighting industry has released a practical guide for assessing LEDs and LED suppliers. -
Lighting Council Australia’s chief executive appointed secretary general of Global Lighting Association
Lighting Council Australia’s chief executive Bryan Douglas has been appointed secretary general of the Global Lighting Association – the peak body for the world’s lighting industry. -
Patent win for Australian LED lighting innovator
Imported copies of the Chamaeleon LED light have been removed from the Australian market following a successful prosecution by enLighten Australia, owners of the Chamaeleon LED ... -
ABB launches powerful underground and subsea power transmission cable system
ABB has successfully developed and tested a 525kV extruded high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cable system to make renewable energy installations more efficient and cost-effective. -
Reigning in the cowboys
Standards are important for new technologies to be implemented safely and using industry best practices. But, Gary Busbridge asks, what happens when the technology or market ... -
The benefits of chiropractic adjustments for trades workers
A new study has shown that visiting a Chiropractor after injuring your neck or back is far more effective than using over-the-counter medications. Paul Skelton talks ... -
The next stage of apprentice evolution
Despite an increase in the number of electrical apprenticeships, completion rates are down and continue to fall. Paul Skelton looks at the changing needs of modern ...