Federal Government responds to the Murray Review
The Federal Government has responded to the Murray Review with a focus on reducing payment timeframes and helping small businesses identify unfair contract terms. Master Plumbers ...Vale Sydney Hawthorne
Remembering Plastec founder and director Vale Sydney (Syd) Hawthorne. While teaching plumbing at TAFE in 1992, Syd made a quick clip which was a revolutionary way ...Celebrating World Plumbing Day 2025
World Plumbing Day, 11 March, has come for 2025 and we wish all those around the industry a happy day. The Master Plumbers Assocation (MPA) of ...
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Automotive qualifications recognised for Refrigerant Handling License (RHL)
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water has adapted its regulations to require automotive qualifications ... -
Davey Water Products embrace local manufacturing
Australian manufacturer Davey Water Products showcase its commitment to design and assemble customised commercial pump sets locally here ... -
VDMA Sanitary Technology and Design to debut at ISH 2025
VDMA Sanitary Technology and Design will debut its stall at ISH 2025 in Frankfurt. The stand will have ... -
Review of the NSW Apprenticeship and Traineeship Act 2001
The NSW Apprenticeship and Traineeship Act 2001 (A&T Act) supports the development of a skilled workforce by providing ...
Perth based scientist makes biodegradable ‘gloves in a bottle’
Liquim has developed microfilm barrier technology by introducing a biodegradable ‘liquid glove’ to safeguard hands without generating landfill waste. Perth scientist Velimir Pajic is at the ...Zip Water’s MicroPurity filters achieve certification
Zip Water has revealed that its MicroPurity 0.2-micron filters (models 93701 and 93702) are now certified to reduce polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Zip Water managing director ANZ ...O’Keeffe’s Working Hands, an optimal hand cream for tradies
O’Keeffe’s has debuted the Working Hands hand cream, aiming to aid the hands of those who are hardworking and active, which often leads to dry, cracked ...
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Building a safer tomorrow by reducing construction fatalities in 2025
Construction is an essential but dangerous industry. Fatal accidents are all too common, so… -
PFAS and the Australian plumbing industry
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