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Home›Category: "News" (Page 83)
  • NewsSafety
    By Justin Felix
    July 29, 2019
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    Big cash boost to prevent injuries in the construction industry

    Following the launch of the icare Foundation’s Injury Prevention in Construction (IPIC) fund, a $3 million funding pool is available to individuals, organisations and consortia with ...
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  • NewsPlasterboard
    By Justin Felix
    July 26, 2019
    131
    0

    Gyprock’s looking for Oz’s top tradies

    The 2019 Gyprockers Choice Awards returns with a brand new image. CSR Gyprock has embarked on its search for the industry’s very best tradesmen and women, ...
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  • News
    By Justin Felix
    July 26, 2019
    272
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    A decision on timber cladding

    The Wood Cladding and External Fixtures Alliance met this week to discuss the Australian Building Codes Board’s (ABCB) decision regarding timber cladding and the Advisory Note ...
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  • News
    By Anna Hayes
    July 25, 2019
    196
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    Sydney Tools opening in Tuggerah

    Sydney Tools will open its 31st store in Tuggerah this weekend. The new megastore, located on the New South Wales Central Coast, will open on Saturday ...
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  • NewsStandards and Regulations
    By Anna Hayes
    July 25, 2019
    135
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    Insurance industry warns against unspecified products

    Builders are being warned that using non-compliant alternatives for specified products can have the effect of voiding professional indemnity insurance (PII) policies. The Insurance Council of ...
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  • NewsSafetyStandards and Regulations
    By Anna Hayes
    July 19, 2019
    145
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    Forum to take national approach to building standards

    State, territory and Commonwealth ministers have unanimously agreed to establish a national approach to address poor building outcomes. The decision was made at a Building Ministers ...
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  • NewsPlasterboard
    By Anna Hayes
    July 19, 2019
    130
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    USG Boral honoured at Good Design Awards

    The team at USG Boral was celebrating recently when it won the Good Design Award in the area of Product Design for its SHEETROCK Dust Control ...
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  • NewsSafetyStandards and Regulations
    By Anna Hayes
    July 8, 2019
    230
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    USG Boral take steps to healthier workplace

    Plasterboard manufacturer USG Boral has committed to improvements in the development of water-resistant plasterboard and jointing compounds, following growing concern over the rise in reported respirable ...
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  • NewsSustainability
    By Anna Hayes
    July 3, 2019
    178
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    Report provides road map for sustainable housing

    A new report, focusing on sustainable homes, shows that two-thirds of Australians would prefer to buy energy efficient homes but do not do so due to ...
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  • NewsSustainability
    By Anna Hayes
    June 27, 2019
    194
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    Deakin researchers examining Micro Villages

    Researchers at Deakin University are working on a community project that will create clusters of affordable homes for retirees and elderly people living on limited incomes ...
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