Fresh figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have confirmed what most Aussie tradies already know — the cost pressures just keep piling on.
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Clearer supervision requirements for apprentice plumbers, plumbing certificate holders, and unlicensed or unqualified workers have been set out in a new Statement of Regulatory Intent (SRI).
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In our 30th anniversary year the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) remains committed to supporting women in the sector and tackling the sticky issues head-on to bring about culture Read More
As the 2025 school year drew to a close, Empowered Women in Trades (EWIT) proudly delivered the final school-based career program for the year, continuing to build a strong pipeline of future talent in Read More
Carpentry Australia is proud to be expanding our national footprint, with team members now on the ground in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Queensland, Tasmania, and Western Australia.
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A Sydney-based construction company has been convicted and fined $270,000, highlighting the importance of working from heights near skylights.
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NAWIC has boots on the ground in every State and Territory and continues to be at the forefront of driving positive change to benefit women and underrepresented groups in the construction sector… Read More
The inaugural Carpentry Expo at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on September 17th and 18th was a huge hit, bringing together carpenters, apprentices, industry leaders, and suppliers for Read More
As we hurtled towards the end of Term 3, we wanted to share the highlights of the work EWIT has undertaken in the school space this term… writes EWIT General Manager Melinda Davis
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