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The city of Greater Geelong public drinking water update
The City of Greater Geelong council has announced it has now completed testing of public drinking fountains and found 80 with levels of lead above the ... -
The 2018 Trades Industry Conference
The plumbing, fire, gas, mechanical and hydraulic trades and professions have joined together to bring one of the most unique joint trades based conferences in Australia; ... -
Master Builders Australia welcomes review into Security of Payment laws
Master Builders Australia has released the following statement in regards to the Federal Government’s review of the Security of Payment laws: Master Builders Australia welcomes the release of ... -
Reliance Worldwide Corporation to acquire John Guest
Reliance Worldwide Corporation (RWC) has entered into an unconditional agreement to acquire all the issued shares of John Guest Holdings for $1.2b. RWC is a global ... -
2018 EoFY: The top four mistakes people make on their tax returns
The end of financial year is coming up which means it’s time to claim back tax. Here are five things to keep in mind when lodging ... -
2018 EoFY: 11 deductions you probably can’t claim
The end of financial year is once again upon us so here’s a list of things that probably can’t be deducted. Generally, trips between work and ... -
Samios and Pressalit sign distribution partnership
Samios Plumbing Supplies has partnered with Denmark-based Pressalit in an exclusive distribution partnership to bring a selected range of its commercial toilet seats to the Australian ... -
The UK announces a potential ban on wet wipes
The UK could ban single-use plastic-based ‘wet wipes’ as early as next year. according to a statement from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA). ... -
Turning up the heat with MicroHeat
An Australian invention is redefining the way water is heated and the result could lead to a reduction in Legionella, too. Jeff Patchell reports. At ... -
Hydrogen pilot project for South Australia
Is hydrogen gas the solution to fossil fuel emissions? The City of Leeds thinks so, and potentially so does the South Australian government, but what are ...
