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Carve your future as an apprentice stonemason
The NSW government’s specialist agency for the restoration and conservation of historic sandstone buildings, Heritage Stoneworks is looking to hire three apprentice stonemasons to help keep ... -
Queensland/NSW construction site safety guide for 2020/21
Pro-Visual Publishing, in conjunction with Master Builder NSW and the Queensland Building and Construction commission has released the NSW Construction Site Safety Guide 2020/21 and the ... -
HIA believes extended hours for NSW building sites will save jobs
HIA executive director David Bare believes that NSW planning and public spaces minister Rob Stokes should be commended for his decision which lets construction sites operate ... -
The Australian Supply Chain Sustainability School celebrates five years
The Australian Supply Chain Sustainability School (The School) is a non-for-profit organisation that aims to create sustainable supply chains for the property, construction and infrastructure industries ... -
Autodesk offers free and extended access to cloud collaboration products
In wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Autodesk is helping its customers by offering free and extended access to its cloud collaboration products. To better support customers ... -
Letter to PM from leading construction trade associations
The building and construction industry is in danger of collapsing unless emergency measures to address delayed and non-payments, such as those already in use by the ... -
Tradies remain essential to the economy in COVID-19 environment
On-demand tradie platform hipages will remain open for business throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. It connects with 40,000 tradespeople Australia-wide and notes that the industry is an ... -
Boral Timber donates to new wildlife hospital for Kangaroo Island
Following the devastating bushfires which destroyed more than one third of Kangaroo Island, Boral Timber has donated materials to help build a new wildlife hospital dedicated ... -
Incolink aims to help keep construction industry moving
Following the Australian government’s primary measures taken to help employers and individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Incolink has announced a $2,000 payment for worker members ... -
Building and construction industry employers and unions unite on COVID-19 message
Every building and construction union has united to send a strong message to the industry on COVID-19: treat this situation very seriously and with the highest ...
