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TMV and backflow, type A gas servicing and legionella management courses available
Master Plumbers ACT has announced three new courses available in the coming months with topics including TMV and backflow, type A gas servicing and legionella management. ... -
St.George opens nominations for $100,000 in small business grants
St.George is calling for nominations from entrepreneurs and small-businesses NSW, QLD and ACT to enter its Kick Start program to win a share of a $100,000 ... -
Protecting water assets
When there are construction works at a site, there’s always a risk that anyone can damage water, sewer and stormwater assets. When they are damaged, concrete ... -
ATO says it’s time to move to myGovID
The Australian Taxation Office and 26 other government organisations will retire the decade-old AUDkey and the Manage ABN Connections login credentials on 27 March 2020. This ... -
ARBS 2020 – Industry award finalists revealed
The ARBS has announced the finalists for its 2020 industry awards finalists. The awards recognise, honour and reward extraordinary talent within the HVAC&R and building services ... -
CPC recognised by international initiative
The International Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Foundation (IWSH) has announced that its Community Plumbing Challenge (CPC) Indonesia program has been recognised by the Local Project Challenge, ... -
Rheem Australia plumber grants are back in 2020
Rheem Australia is encouraging Australian apprentice plumbers and gas fitters to apply for a share of the $30,000 in grants available from the company’s scheme. Out ... -
Sneak peek at the ARBS 2020 speaker series
The air conditioning, refrigeration building services (ARBS) exhibition is fast approaching and is in the final stages of development. This sneak peek gives an insight into ... -
World Plumbing Day more important than ever given QLD drought
World Plumbing Day, hosted by the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ), is celebrated internationally on 11 March every year and recognises the important work that ... -
1 in 3 organisations admit they miss errors in employee payslips survey finds
More than a third (36%) of Australian organisations are not confident that they have identified and corrected all payslip errors according to a survey of more ...
