Tasmanian Government reviewing licensing framework with ARC
The Tasmanian Government is reviewing its licensing framework with focuses on information asymmetry between consumer and technicians, alignment with national licence competencies and the potential to ...Six cases of legionnaires’ disease found in Sydney CBD
Six cases of legionnaires’ disease have been detected in Sydney’s CBD and a health alert has been issued. Legionnaires’ disease is a severe form of pneumonia ...Court victory confirms construction leave entitlements beyond the building sector
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Fake plumber convicted and fined $60,000 for unregistered roofing work
The Victorian Building Authority (VBA) has prosecuted Mohammad Ali Eshlan and Mojo Roofing Pty Ltd who were found ... -
TAFE NSW Gouldburn student returns from transformative volunteer trip
TAFE NSW Goulburn student Maddy Tuchin, one of a select of female plumbers in the region, has returned ... -
Five must-know tax tips for tradies
The end of the financial year is fast approaching and for small trade and construction businesses including family-run ... -
Galvin Engineering launches immersive experience centre
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ATG introduces impact gloves for high cut environments
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Schaeffler has introduced split plummer block housing made for difficult operating conditions in Australia’s and New Zealand’s toughest industrial applications. The SES series of plummer block ...Monash University develops groundbreaking water filter
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Building a safer tomorrow by reducing construction fatalities in 2025
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PFAS and the Australian plumbing industry
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