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New Tile, Bathroomware Store Opens in Myaree, WA
Designing and creating cost-effective dream renovations will soon be a whole lot easier for Melville locals, with leading tile, hard flooring and bathroomware retailer Beaumont Tiles ... -
Plumber Wins Isuzu’s ‘People’s Choice’ Truck of the Year
Isuzu Australia Limited (IAL) is wrapping up the 2023 round of its iconic Truck of the Year competition with the announcement of the winner of its ... -
House Approvals Remain at Low Levels
“New house building approvals decreased by 1.9% in the month of November,” stated HIA Chief Economist, Tim Reardon. The Australian Bureau of Statistics today released its ... -
Alternative to Engineered Stone
Last week’s move by Federal and State Governments to ban the use of engineered stone in kitchen and bathroom benchtops will force the sector to quickly ... -
Drainage Leak Results in $3,500 in Fines
A Landsdale plumber has been ordered to pay almost $3,500 in fines and costs for failing to fix a drainage leak when required, resulting in two ... -
Housing: HIA Calls for More Foreign Investment
Following the recent announcement made by the Treasurer, Jim Chalmers MP, on 10 December regarding Higher Foreign Investment Fees for Housing, the Housing Industry Association has ... -
Major Defects in NSW Strata Buildings
A new report by The Strata Community Association New South Wales (SCA NSW) has revealed that more than half (53%) of all strata buildings had serious ... -
Nuflow Manawatu Set to Expand Pipe Infrastructure with New Partnership
With a new partnership that has unlocked a portfolio of exciting commercial and civil projects, Nuflow Manawatu is ready to pump new life into its region’s ... -
Shortages of Skilled Tradespeople: Indexes Still Down
“The shortage of skilled trades people remained acute in the September quarter of 2023 despite the return of skilled migration and a slowing in home building ... -
Monash Uni Report Backs Full Electrification of Homes
With cost-of-living soaring alongside rising energy prices, a new report from Monash University’s Climate Change Communication Research Hub has found electrifying Australian homes could save households $4.9 billion ...
