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NECA campaign warns about dangers of non-compliant products
Over the next two months NECA will be running a radio advertising campaign to highlight the importance of using a qualified electrician and only installing Australia-compliant ... -
Electric vehicle charging cable for the socket
Phoenix Contact is launching a charging cable onto the market which enables electric vehicles to be charged at a conventional household socket and en route. -
Newest edition of Electrical Industry Guide to Workplace Safety released
Pro-Visual Publishing has released its newest edition of the Electrical Industry Guide to Workplace Safety. In collaboration with the National Electrical & Communications Association, this resourceful ... -
Tradies lace up their boots for a chance to win tools
A ute-load of new tools and plenty of snacks are up for grabs for Victoria’s safest tradies as the third season of the Top Tradie Cup ... -
Rising energy prices highlight the need for action
National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) chief executive officer Suresh Manickam says that a recent suggestion from an independent advisory group arguing for a radical shake ... -
Be SuperStream compliant with MYOB
MYOB says the introduction of its new Pay Super feature will give Australian employers time saving benefits and ensure they are compliant with SuperStream in time ... -
New super guarantee rate now applies
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has reminded employers they need to increase the compulsory minimum super payments they make on behalf of eligible employees. -
NECA speaks out on faulty USB chargers
The dangers of using non-compliant electrical products at home have been further highlighted by the death of a Central Coast woman using a faulty USB phone ... -
Yingli Green Energy becomes first carbon neutral sponsor of the FIFA World Cup
Yingli Green Energy plans to leave a sustainable legacy in Brazil by becoming the first ever carbon neutral sponsor of the FIFA World Cup, and supplying ... -
Safety alert – USB style chargers
Fair Trading Commissioner Rod Stowe is warning consumers about the potentially fatal risk of using non-compliant USB style chargers following the recent death of a consumer ...