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Perth man fined in Magistrates Court for unlicensed electrical work
Cody De Waal, trading as Customised Electrics and Air, was ordered to pay a $3,500 fine and costs of $951.50 at Perth Magistrates Court after pleading ... -
NSW Government introduces digital applications for high-risk work license holders
The NSW Government is making is an easier process for construction workers, manufacturers and factory operators to apply for a High-Risk Work License. Customers can apply ... -
TAFE NSW creates avenues amid mass predicted career changes
A survey by Indeed predicts 5.5 million Australians are actively considering a job change in 2025, which is more than a third of Australia’s workforce. According ... -
ARC building consumer awareness through licence scheme
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC), through its ARCTick licence scheme, is strengthening consumer awareness of the significance of using licensed professionals. The 2024-25 campaign showed website ... -
LCA to hold Lighting the Future Symposium event
The Lighting Council Australia (LCA) will host a full day Lighting the Future Symposium event on 15 May 2025. The event will feature presentations from numerous ... -
Philips Dynalite launches Dynalite Dealer Program
Philips Dynalite has launched the Dynalite Dealer Program, scheduled for a formal rollout in July 2025. Expressions of interest in joining the program are now open. ... -
Trina Storage Elementa 2 platform recognised by DNV and UL Solutions
Trina Storage’s Elementa 2 platform has been recognised for its safety, reliability and bankability. The 4MWh version of the Elementa 2 platform has been certified by ... -
Industry bodies speak on impact of Albanese’s re-election on new housing projects
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) and Australian Constructors Association (ACA) has called upon the newly elected Federal Government to make housing a first-order priority from day ... -
Labor promises to fast-track formal qualifications of skilled tradies
The Australian Labor Party has promised, if re-elected, to fast-track the formal qualifications of skilled tradies in a $78 million pledge that aims to boost new ... -
Australia’s young tradies to shine at 2025 WorldSkills National Championships in Brisbane
More than 100 TAFE Queensland students will represent the state at the 2025 WorldSkills Australia National Championships in Brisbane, on 12–14 June. The event is the ...
