Author: Staff Writer
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More time and planning for tunnel projects is the key to functional cities
As traffic density continues to increase with population, keeping society from grinding to a halt often rests on our tunnel infrastructure. Tunnels help to alleviate congestion, ... -
“I wouldn’t be respected”: senior school girls explain why they aren’t interested in a construction career
Written by Natalie Galea, The University of Melbourne and Phillippa Carnemolla, University of Technology Sydney. Construction is one of Australia’s fastest growing industries. It employs around ... -
Five incentive ideas (so your best staff never want to leave)
Business coach Daniel Fitzpatrick looks at how to implement incentives that keep your staff self-driven and poacher-proof. Nothing stings more than losing one of your standout ... -
A window into global aluminium demand and pricing
How supply shortages and rising LME is impacting Australian Aluminium suppliers to the window and door market If you’d sat behind the desks of the CEOs ... -
Truly ‘smart’ homes are essential to reducing energy use
Clipsal by Schneider Electric vice president of home & distribution Chris Kerr writes about what building professionals can do to help homeowners adopt true home automation and reap ... -
“Give us a fair go” report reveals women face discrimination in construction industry
The new survey by Randstad reveals barriers and discrimination still persist but progress is being made, with women leading the way in breaking the ‘concrete ceiling’ ... -
Sustainable materials are playing a bigger role in shaping our cities
Thanks to a heightened understanding of the relationship between the built and natural environment, sustainable ‘green’ building is no longer an innovative concept but a responsibility ... -
Melbourne’s tallest timber tower now underway
International real estate leader Hines will begin construction next year of the tallest timber building in Melbourne – a 15 level project in Wellington Street Collingwood. ... -
Australia ranks 15th in best countries for construction workers
Many employees are looking forward to 2022, when sites will fully reopen, companies will resume making equipment rentals, and construction jobs will return. With a new ... -
Australian architects declare net zero carbon for construction
Australian Architect members of the global organisation Architects Declare are having their say on the National Construction Code updates to make sure every new home – ...
