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  • ColumnsTed Riddle - Timber Times
    By Ted Riddle
    July 28, 2016
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    Poles and piles

    Ted Riddle looks at an old-fashioned method of construction and explains how poles and piles could make a resurgence in modern buildings. Recently, a colleague of ...
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  • ColumnsTed Riddle - Timber Times
    By Ted Riddle
    July 28, 2016
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    Hardwood or softwood?

    Generally speaking, wood is often put into one of two categories: hardwood and softwood. So how do you go about determining one from another and how ...
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  • ColumnsTed Riddle - Timber Times
    By Ted Riddle
    July 28, 2016
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    A white timber floor

    Achieving a ‘white’ timber floor is not easy but with some consideration for species and finishes, it is possible. Ted Riddle explains. I was recently approached ...
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  • ColumnsTed Riddle - Timber Times
    By Ted Riddle
    July 28, 2016
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    A wake-up call for the framing industry and builders alike

    An Australian softwood producer has recently made a bold move towards H2 Blue treated structural timber as a minimum. Find out what’s spurred the move – ...
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  • Cecelia Haddad - Business PromotionColumns
    By Cecelia Haddad
    July 28, 2016
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    Five steps to effective social media

    Whether you like it or not, social media is here to stay. Cecelia Haddad explains how best to use it to your advantage. In today’s world, ...
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  • Cecelia Haddad - Business PromotionColumns
    By Cecelia Haddad
    July 28, 2016
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    The art of writing great newsletters

    Cecelia Haddad provides some valuable tips on how to write a newsletter that cuts through the inbox clutter and earns new customers Let’s start with a ...
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  • Cecelia Haddad - Business PromotionColumns
    By Cecelia Haddad
    July 27, 2016
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    Is there any value in a value proposition?

    Cecelia Haddad discusses how to develop a value proposition that only you can own. For a builder, as with any trade, growth is essential. It isn’t ...
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  • Cecelia Haddad - Business PromotionColumns
    By Cecelia Haddad
    July 27, 2016
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    Managing negative sentiment

    Negative commentary is an unavoidable and normal part of business and life. How you approach that negative commentary will determine how customers, whether past, present or ...
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  • Angus Kell - CSRColumns
    By Angus Kell
    July 27, 2016
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    Australia’s housing future

    Customers are becoming more demanding when it comes to housing in Australia and Angus Kell offers his opinions on ways we can satisfy their needs in ...
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  • ColumnsPaul Cott - Legal Matters
    By Paul Cott
    July 27, 2016
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    Dispute resolution

    When it comes to dispute resolution, there are three roads one can go down – arbitration, mediation and conciliation – but which one is more effective? ...
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