The Albanese Government has announced that if re-elected, certain tradies will pocket a nifty $10,000. The Key Apprentice Program will see carpenters, bricklayers, plumbers, electricians and joiners benefit
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Hire sector hits the stage at Converge 2025
One of Australia’s leading construction equipment hire businesses is now backing Converge 2025, signalling a major boost for the event.
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CarpentHer, ICN and Helping Hands: Carpentry Australia caps off busy 2024
Carpentry Australia has been hard at work, advancing the industry and shining a light on the dedicated individuals who make Australia better each day. Here’s a look at some recent highlights.
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EWIT expands across the ocean to Canada
In a powerful shift for women in trades, Empowered Women in Trades (EWIT) is gearing up to go international, taking Australia’s ambitious “30 by 30” mission—the push for 30 per cent female representation
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Carpentry Australia celebrates QLD Helping Hands Day
Carpentry Australia members came together in October for Helping Hands Day to surprise someone who’s dedicated their life to helping others.
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Why tradies will love Converge expo
For tradies looking to get a glimpse into the future of construction, Converge will be a can’t-miss event.
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Kennards Hire expands into NSW Southern Highlands
Kennards Hire has expanded its presence in NSW’s Southern Highlands through the acquisition of MV Hire in Moss Vale.
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Introducing Carpentry Expo – A new exhibition for the Australian carpentry industry
Carpentry Australia and Prime Creative Media are excited to announce the launch of Carpentry Expo, the only dedicated expo for the Carpentry industry in Australia.
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Converge – A fresh event for the construction industry
Converge will bring together some of the leading associations shaping the tradie landscape in Australia.
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Details on $250 million NSW apprentice boost revealed
Local government bodies in New South Wales are being urged to apply for the state government’s hotly anticipated council apprentice, trainee and cadet program.
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