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MATES Big Lap 2025: Rallying Australia for suicide prevention and mental health
MATES in Construction will bring back the MATES Big Lap in 2025, building on the success of previous years. Running in the month of April, this ... -
AWIC to host lunch for female students in the construction industry
Awesome Women in Construction (AWIC) will provide students an opportunity to participate in the AWIC International Women’s Day Lunch. This event is supported and funded by ... -
ISH announces Designplus Award nominees
ISH, the global trade fair for the water and HVAC industries, has selected 34 nominees from over 160 submissions for its Designplus Award. The categories are ... -
Total Image Group makes Australia’s first red hi-vis uniforms
Total Image Group has created Australia’s first red hi-vis garments, debuting the workwear for Smartways, a company that wanted to fit with the brand’s red corporate ... -
Rheem announces $60,000 worth of apprentice grants
Rheem has announced $60,000 in apprentice plumbing grants, offering 20 grants for the second year in a row. Rheem Australia marketing director John Collignon says that ... -
Reece opens multisite branch in Bundaberg
Reece has opened a multisite branch in Bundaberg, Queensland. The branch is home to four Reece businesses, introducing two new businesses to the region. Actrol Bundaberg ... -
What the handle colours mean in plumbing
Each product in plumbing is formed around standards and codes so all products are made to serve unique purposes. This is the difference between red and ... -
Mastering HVAC Excellence returns clarify the 2024 UMC
Mastering HVAC Excellence is a bi-monthly webinar series that gives insights into the 2024 Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC). A webinar on gas piping will take place ... -
BizCover research: Post-construction services thrive
A report conducted by BizCover has revealed the fastest-growing small business sectors in Australia. The report collates all new small business insurance policy leads from 2023 ... -
Saying goodbye to expensive and inefficient hot water with Q-ton
Soaring electricity costs and gas prices are urging businesses to look for more sustainable and cost-effective hot water. San Williams looks at how Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ ...
