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Killing off the building watchdog may not be the win unionists want
Andrew Stewart, University of Adelaide Australia’s controversial building industry watchdog is earmarked for the chopping block. But federal industrial relations minister Tony Burke has started by ... -
Standards Australia publishes fifth edition of AS 1796 for welding industry
The Standards Australia Committee ME-001 has recently published the fifth edition of AS 1796 Pressure equipment — Qualification of welders, welding supervisors and welding inspectors. This ... -
Federal government scraps Building Code
The federal government has announced, through Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations, Tony Burke, that it will strip back the Building Code to the bare minimum ... -
How Tasmania became Australia’s heritage construction capital
Australia’s commercial construction sector is continually evolving, with today’s projects capitalising on new technologies that drive efficiencies, quality and innovative design. However, a subset of projects ... -
Kennards Hire’s Construction Confidence Check shows belief in sector stability
Despite growing concern around the industry and the collapse of multiple construction businesses across Australia, eight in ten senior business leaders in construction surveyed, agree that ... -
CFMEU Vic/Tas merges with SA branch
The largest branch of the CFMEU construction division, the Vic/Tas branch, has announced its merger with the South Australian branch. The Vic/Tas branch has the largest ... -
Australian PCI: Construction falls into contraction in June
The Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association Australian Performance of Construction Index (Australian PCI) fell by 4.2 points to 46.2 in June, indicating a contraction in activity ... -
Construction boom sees increase in upskilling tradespeople
Former TAFE Queensland carpentry apprentice, Calum Moore, 32, has risen up the ranks of Brisbane’s construction world rapidly thanks to his commitment to continued training with ... -
Protecting Australian from asbestos and knowing your obligations
The Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency has launched a new information campaign informing residential property buyers, sellers, renters and landlords of their responsibilities and rights when ... -
Supply chain shortages drive EOFY auctions
Supply chain shortages on heavy machinery and transport equipment have driven demand for end of financial year auctions through the roof as businesses struggle to get ...
