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An innovative future for Standards Australia
Standards Australia set out a plan to put in place a framework that would allow for its content to be shared more broadly. The ... -
MEGT remains the preferred provider for the Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
MEGT, the Australian non-profit organisation supporting employers, apprentices, trainees, job seekers and students has announced that it will retain its status as the preferred ... -
Linked Energy named winners of the Master Electricians Australia National Awards for Excellence
For the second consecutive year, Linked Energy, a local Mackay business has been named the Energy Efficient Project of the Year at the Master ... -
NECA Education & Careers announces 2019 Excellence Awards winners
The NECA Education & Careers Excellence Awards was held for the 20th year, this time at Crown Melbourne. It saw finalists across education, training, ... -
Productivity Commission recognises impact of mental health on workplaces
The Australian Productivity Commission has recognised the importance of mental health on workplaces after releasing its mental health report. The report and subsequent recommendations ... -
Taking charge for a safe workplace
The latest edition of the Augmented Reality (AR) Electrical Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2019/20 has been released by the National Safety Council of ... -
One week left before new labour hire laws commence
As of 29 October 2019, the transitional period for the Victorian labour hire laws ends and the prohibitions on the provision and use of ... -
The 7 step process to applying for a small business grant
Ready to add some extra cashflow to your small business? A small business grant can help you on your way, and there are plenty ... -
Ransomware a killer for small to medium businesses
A new survey, carried out by Datto Inc, has shown that ransomware remains the most common cyber threat to small to medium businesses (SMBs). ... -
Deakin researchers find solution to recycling solar panels
Two researchers at Deakin’s Institute for Frontier Materials have found a way to extract silicon from discarded materials and repurpose it for batteries. The ...
