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Next-gen Mitsubishi Triton previewed with XRT “concept”
Mitsubishi Motors has previewed the next-generation Triton with the reveal of its Triton XRT Concept at the Bangkok Motor Show. The concept car is ... -
Schneider Electric launches the EVlink Pro AC
Schneider Electric has launched the EVlink Pro AC to support the growing demand for electric vehicles (EV) and charging infrastructure. From hospitals to retail ... -
nVent Hoffman, Fibox help protect NHP enclosures
NHP has partnered with nVent Hoffman and Fibox to deliver a range of outdoor enclosures to suit all applications. Whether it’s protection from the ... -
Schneider Electric releases Easy UPS 3-Phase Modular
Schneider Electric has released its Easy UPS 3-Phase Modular, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to protect critical loads while offering third-party verified Live ... -
Revision to AS/NZS 3000 paves the way for improved electrical installations
The revision of AS/NZS 3000, Electrical Installations (the Wiring Rules), is underway, and it will be welcome news for electricians and contractors across Australia ... -
NHP helps enable migration of EWON COSY remote access devices
EWON COSY remote access devices are being transitioned from the legacy COSY131 model to the new COSY+. Offering additional security features, COSY+ devices are ... -
Clarity regarding work on public holidays
A decision by the Full Federal Court has brought clarity to the terms “required” and “requested” in relation to public holiday working requirements. Sean ... -
CFMEU warns ‘black cladding’ raking millions on Vic building projects
CFMEU Koori construction division has warned of businesses claiming to be Aboriginal to win work, known as ‘black cladding’, are raking in millions of ... -
What Australia’s changing fire safety standards mean for businesses
With the fire safety standards changing, Wormald national product manager, vehicles fire suppression systems, Steve Oxley looks at what businesses need to do to ... -
Tool thefts costing Vic tradies $20 million a year
Tool thefts have been costing Victorian tradies $20 million a year with over 29,000 tools stolen in 12 months to March 2023, according to ...
