Author: Staff Writer
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Engaging with the experts for better outcomes
Standards Australia is the nation’s peak non-government standards organisation. We engage with stakeholders to ensure that the standards we develop together have a positive benefit for ... -
Plumbing TV – Episode 1 (24 April 2018)
In the first episode of Plumbing TV, Plumbing Connection writer Cameron Grimes brings you the latest news on proposed updates -
Enware: supplying Australian schools since 1937
With over 80 years of experience supplying the Australian education sector, Enware’s range of bubblers, tapware and lab fittings range has developed to the ever changing ... -
Going with the flow
WELS has had a significant impact on the plumbing supply sector, but is it enough to ensure ongoing compliance with standards? Terry Nguyen reports. The Water ... -
Asbestos – what you need to know
Exposure to asbestos is an ongoing concern, but there are some younger members of the industry who have no idea what to look out for. Paul ... -
Australia to launch International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) project committee on water efficiency
Australia will be leading an international effort to help consumers choose water-efficient whitegoods and plumbing fixtures, and to enable manufacturers to compete on a global scale. ... -
Air admittance valves (AAVs) and carbon filters: what’s the difference?
A misconception on how air admittance valves (AAVs) and carbon filters are used has led to Studor setting out the differences between the two. Deborah Andrich takes ... -
Rectifying box gutter dramas
Box gutters are becoming well recognised as a problem area for plumbers to design and install. The AHSCA is looking to rectify the issue with targeted ... -
The fight against wet wipes
Plumbing Connection has published stories from far and wide in relation to wet wipes posing a major threat to sewerage systems…but now the problem has made ... -
Suck it up
Vacuum toilet technology has been around for decades, but until recently has mostly been confined to use in planes, boats and correctional facilities in Australia due ...
