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Pain lingers long after floods disappear
When you’re not on the spot to experience the damage that more than a metre of rainfall can do and the flooding aftermath, it’s hard to ... -
CSIRO appoints Tracey Gramlick to lead the verification services team
The CSIRO verification services team in infrastructure technologies has appointed Tracey Gramlick to take on the leadership of the team. Responsible for its APAS, PCCP and ... -
Community warning post flood disaster in North Queensland
As locals go back to their homes in North Queensland after flooding, general safety is at the forefront of people’s minds. Plumbing checks are being urged ... -
Top End gets top MATES
The Northern Territory has launched the workplace mental health and suicide prevention program MATES for the construction, mining and energy industries. Minister for Primary Industry and ... -
Standards Australia wins right to move beyond exclusive distribution arrangements with SAI Global
An agreement that any extended distribution of standards between SAI Global and Standards Australia will be non-exclusive was determined in December 2018. Being in an exclusive ... -
Seeley International announces national roadshow to encourage net-zero industry future
Air conditioning manufacturer Seeley International has announced plans to bring together leading experts for a national roadshow that will focus on a zero emissions future and ... -
Apprentice doing it tough? Listen up…
Apprentices can find it hard to make ends meet financially, so for the seventh year running, Rheem Australia is stepping in to give apprentice plumbers a ... -
Rheem extends association with Shell V-Power Racing Team
The Shell V-Power Racing Team and Rheem have agreed to continue their partnership for a third-consecutive season in 2019. The Rheem logo will continue to appear ... -
GWA secures Methven with $120M purchase offer
Australian bathroom and kitchen products manufacturer GWA has bought tap and showerware maker Methven for $120M – 43% more than its current value. Methven’s chair Alison ... -
ACCC cracks down on Service Seeking over misleading reviews
Online tasking platform Service Seeking has landed in Federal Court for allegedly engaging in misleading conduct relating to customer reviews. From July 2016, the platform’s ‘Fast ...
