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  • MaterialNewsSustainability
    By Staff Writer
    November 8, 2021
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    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 ...
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  • MaterialNews
    By Staff Writer
    November 8, 2021
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    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. ...
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  • Features
    By Staff Writer
    November 3, 2021
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    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 ...
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  • NewsSustainability
    By Staff Writer
    October 28, 2021
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    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 – ...
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  • Business MattersNewsSafety
    By Staff Writer
    October 19, 2021
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    New research highlights need to re-prioritise safety, wellbeing in construction

    Procore Technologies has released new industry research that reveals low rates of safety training and mental healthy initiatives within Australian construction organisations. The survey also showed ...
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  • Business MattersCOVID-19News
    By Staff Writer
    October 5, 2021
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    Federal Government called upon to lead construction industry reform

    The Australian Constructors Association gave evidence today at the Commonwealth House of Representatives Standing Committee on Infrastructure, Transport and Cities’ Inquiry into procurement practices for government-funded ...
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  • Features
    By Staff Writer
    October 4, 2021
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    Better building standards are good for the climate, your health and your wallet. Here’s what the National Construction Code could do better

    Written by Trivess Moore, RMIT University; Alan Pears, RMIT University; Erika Bartak, The University of Melbourne, and Nicola Willand, RMIT University. The recent IPCC report highlighted ...
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  • Features
    By Staff Writer
    September 23, 2021
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    Earthquakes don’t kill people; buildings do. And those lovely decorative bits are the first to fall

    Written by Ann L Brower, University of Canterbury News of Melbourne’s earthquake today made my left leg hurt. That’s the leg I nearly lost. On February ...
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  • Features
    By Staff Writer
    September 8, 2021
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    UniSA digs deep to prevent construction worker suicides

    Every year 190 Australians working in the construction industry take their own lives – that’s one worker every second day. They’re confronting statistics, but for an ...
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  • FeaturesNews
    By Staff Writer
    August 17, 2021
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    Mental health: An important building block in construction

    Every August, the construction industry celebrates Tradies National Health Month, a period in which companies raise awareness of the health and injury hazards associated with trade ...
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