Technology
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ATO says it’s time to move to myGovID
The Australian Taxation Office and 26 other government organisations will retire the decade-old AUDkey and the Manage ABN Connections login credentials on 27 March 2020. This ... -
8 signs your family business should invest in a new website
First impressions count, and this is especially true online. As your business’ virtual home on the internet, your website helps potential customers discover your products, learn ... -
Fujitsu launches anywAiR, an infrared WiFi control device
Fujitsu General Australia has launched an infrared WiFi solution called the anywAIR which remotely controls a range of Fujitsu General air conditioning units. Compatible with devices ... -
mySmart’s Calvary Adelaide hospital project nominated for international lighting award
Australian lighting integrators mySmart are fourth time finalists in the 2020 KNX Awards for its work at Calvary Adelaide Hospital. The project is one of five ... -
Clean energy investment collapses as risks and uncertainty mount
The level of investment commitments in large-scale renewable energy projects has fallen by more than 50% according to analysis by the Clean Energy Council (CEC). It ... -
Electrical licensing disciplinary action
In December of 2019, the Electrical Licensing Committee took disciplinary action against seven licence holders. The committee’s actions were in addition to fines and notices already ... -
Strengthening the connection of Australian communities: powerlines in extreme weather connections
Standards Australia has recently released SA/SNZ HB 331:2020 overhead line design handbook which aims to tackle the issue of powerlines in the harsh Australian climate. The ... -
Vena Energy Australia to power up Queensland’s biggest battery
Vena Energy, renewable energy provider, has announced that it will soon begin construction of Queensland’s largest grid-scale battery near Wandoan in the Western Downs. Vena Energy’s ... -
1 in 3 organisations admit they miss errors in employee payslips survey finds
More than a third (36%) of Australian organisations are not confident that they have identified and corrected all payslip errors according to a survey of more ... -
Gerard Lighting Group sells infrastructure division to Schréder
The board of Gerard Lighting Group (GLG) has agreed to a sale of its infrastructure lighting division in Australia (Sylvania and Austube) to the Schréder Group. ...
