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Female sparky lights up the boys
The NECA Industrial Apprentice of the Year award is a coveted honour around the country. For winner Taylor Fishlock it was an exciting achievement, but she ... -
Automation University is coming to a town near you
Rockwell Automation is pleased to announce that Automation University will be touring regional centres around Australia and New Zealand throughout 2015. Following the success of previous ... -
ABB’s low voltage products now supported by PowerCad-5
ABB has announced that a broad selection of its low voltage products are now supported in the latest release of the electrical engineering design software, PowerCad-5. -
SPARC 2015 calls for sponsors, exhibitors
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are now open for SPARC International Lighting Event 2015. -
NECA and the ACA warn of second round of dangerous electrical cables
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) and the Australian Cablemakers Association (ACA) have warned of serious risk of fire and electric shock following the discovery ... -
Telecommunications Cabling Provider Rules 2014 now in effect
The Telecommunications Cabling Provider Rules (CPRs) 2014 has been registered with Comlaw and is now operational. -
The ACMA proposes to remake Telecommunications Determination
The ACMA is seeking public comment on proposed changes to customer cabling regulatory arrangements. -
NBN Co and Telstra sign revised Definitive Agreements
The Commonwealth Government, NBN Co and Telstra have signed landmark agreements that will allow the National Broadband Network (NBN) to be completed sooner and at less ... -
NBN Co and Optus strike deal for faster NBN rollout
NBN Co and Optus have today signed a landmark agreement that will assist the Government to roll out the National Broadband Network sooner and at less ... -
From the coalface: A tale of non-compliant product
A reader of Electrical Connection has told his story of discovering non-compliant product.
