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It pays to hire an apprentice in the West
Along with their boundless enthusiasm and the opportunity to create a tailor-made employee who knows your business inside out, hiring a new apprentice or trainee could ... -
NAWIC Queensland Awards for Excellence honour ‘game changing’ women and organisations in the construction industry
Over 500 people joined NAWIC Queensland’s president Jen Gillet last Friday to honour the outstanding women and organisations that are shaping the future of the Queensland ... -
Building Leaders Brief Industry 2020
The Building Products Industry Council (BPIC) in association with Lendlease are bringing you a one-day intensive event Building Leaders Brief Industry 2020, taking place on February ... -
Building opportunity for women in construction
Housing and Public Works Minister Mick de Brenni said more than 200,000 jobs had been created in Queensland since the Palaszczuk Government was elected in 2015. ... -
Focus on awareness for National Work Safety Month
Master Lock and SafeSite have joined forces to champion best practice in workplace safety for National Work Safety Month which runs for the duration of October. ... -
Muck Boots lands in Australia
Muck Boots, designers of high-performance boots for 20 years, is launching its Fairfield collection of men’s leather boots in Australia this month. The collection includes two ... -
Stabila expands laser portfolio
Stabila is expanding its laser portfolio with the LAR 300 rotation laser, a German-made, long-range device for horizontal leveling. Built for the construction site, the laser ... -
Researchers develop stronger concrete for desert and arctic conditions
Concrete can be significantly strengthened by adding sodium acetate to the mix according to a new study by Brunel University London and Mutah University in Jordan. ... -
Building Physics Forum 2019
Following the success of the 2018 Building Physics forum in Wollongong, AIRAH’s 2019 iteration, hosted in Melbourne on 23-34 October, will expand the investigation and focus ... -
Non-invasive technology 99% effective in finding safe cladding
Military-grade spectrometer technology, DataTraceID, developed by the CSIRO has been successfully trialled in a pilot program to quickly and accurately identify the origin of cladding on ...