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Call for renewed focus on building safety on International Building Safety Day
Australia is currently experiencing significant demand for new homes, with estimates suggesting over a million new homes will be needed by the end of the decade. ... -
Tindo to expand its partner network
Tindo, Australia’s only manufacturer of solar panels, will be expanding its partner network to significantly increase the availability of its products in every state and territory ... -
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Legrand Australia Supports Local
With many electrical product and service companies producing offshore, Legrand, a global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructure, proudly manufactures in Australia and is continually ... -
Construction industry bodies back budget
The 2024 Federal Budget will deliver some significant outcomes to support building and construction, including workforce skilling, apprenticeships and women workers, to name a few. Several ... -
Federal government delivers budget for clean energy
The federal government has delivered the Budget 2024-25 for clean energy, aiming to unlock tens of thousands of clean energy jobs and place renewables, green metals ... -
Essential Energy trials innovative streetlight EV charger
Electricity distribution company Essential Energy has partnered with EV charging company EVX and composite fibre technology company Wagners to trial a streetlight EV charger, the latest ... -
Multi-billion-dollar investment to build more homes for Australians
The Albanese Labor Government will make significant housing investments in tomorrow’s federal Budget to help the comprehensive Homes for Australia plan. The Prime Minister convened the ... -
Federal government expands clean energy apprenticeships program
The federal government is expanding the New Energy Apprenticeships Program which provides incentives to encourage more people into sectors playing a key role in the transition to a ... -
ITECA welcomes federal government construction skills training boost
The Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) has welcomed federal government funding designed to boost the number of skilled workers in the construction and housing sectors. ... -
Five-day work week a “game-changer” for the construction industry
An average 50-hour week over five days has strong support and does not appear to adversely affect site productivity, according to interim results of pilot projects ...
