Association news
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MPAQ Calls For Award Nominations
Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) is calling for nominations for the Plumbing and Gas Industry Awards, to be held on Friday 23 July 2021. The ... -
2021 International Women’s Day Scholarship Winner
Each year the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) scholarship awards $20,000 to a woman who has contributed to the enhancement of women’s careers in ... -
Plumbing Ambassadors Appointed
On Thursday 11 March (World Plumbing Day), Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) revealed the 2021 Queensland Plumbing Ambassadors: Sam Raper – Paul Gray Plumbing Services, ... -
Master Builders: Apprentice wage subsidy extension an economic boost
Master Builders Australia has celebrated the Federal Government’s 50% apprentice and trainee wage subsidy, saying it will create new job opportunities in the industry and lead ... -
Vinyl Council of Australia and US Vinyl Sustainability Council to explore sustainability program collaboration
The Vinyl Council of Australia (VCA) and the United States Vinyl Sustainability Council (VSC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore a pathway to ... -
Registrations open for the ARBS Seminar Series online
Registration is now open for the ARBS Seminar Series online which connects HVAC&R professionals and the building services industry in an online trade seminar. The session ... -
WA Master Plumbers validated by Channel 7 discussion
Perth’s Channel 7 Flashpoint current program is looking at systemic problems West Australia building and construction industry, validating what The Master Plumbers and Gasfitters Association of ... -
ISH 2021 goes digital
ISH, the world-leading trade fair for the water and HVAC industries, has decided to go digital for its 2021 trade show in light of the COVID-19 ... -
Dave Viola to succeed Russ Chaney as IAPMO CEO
The IAPMO board of directors has announced that Dave Viola will take over Russ Chaney as chief executive of the IAPMO. Russ is retiring after 25 ... -
NSW subbies owed millions as developers refuse to pay
The CFMEU NSW branch says that construction workers and subcontractors are being ripped off at record rates, saying that builders and developers are using the COVID-19 ...
