Technology
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Tax deductions on the rise for tradies
The latest Australian tax return data has been analysed by Etax.com.au, which found that on average tradies claim $4,871 worth of deductions on their tax returns. This ... -
Tradies National Health Month
August is Tradies National Health Month and as part of the awareness activities taking place, the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) is hosting a free breakfast on 1 August at the RSEA work ... -
GBCA bring in carbon zero buildings
The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has announced the introduction of carbon zero buildings. GBCA released new versions of the Green Star Interiors rating tools ... -
The Building Ministers’ Forum takes action
The Building Ministers’ Forum (BMF) has been working tirelessly on proactive and appropriate responses to building fires to ensure high-rise buildings are safe and the enforcement ... -
Legrand Eliot program
Legrand has announced the launch of its Eliot program to advance connectivity in the built environment and revitalise communication about Legrand products, wherever the Internet of Things ... -
Solarwatt and Fronius to enter partnership
Solarwatt has announced a partnership with Fronius Solar Energy, which will include a global distribution agreement, the inclusion of partner products in the respective portfolios and joint ... -
Introducing the GuardShield 450L safety light
Automated production processes and robots in production lines are becoming increasingly prevalent in today’s manufacturing world. As a result, business owners are looking for a way ... -
ABB launches new TRIO string inverter
ABB has launched the latest addition to the TRIO family, the TRIO-TM, which is a three-phase string solution with power ratings up to 60Kw. TRIO-TM has been ... -
Australia’s third-largest wind farm switches on to full capacity
Victoria’s Ararat 240MW wind farm has officially opened and is now operating at full capacity. This means the wind farm is now providing enough electricity to power ... -
Kiwi’s a mile ahead on data-thinking
Australia should be looking to New Zealand when it comes to the electronic traceability of construction products writes Jeff Patchell. The Australian construction industry is a ...
