Empowered Women in Trades (EWIT) took home some silverware from the annual Telstra Business Awards earlier this week.
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WA adds voice to silica ban
Western Australia has added its support to the banning of silica-based engineered stone.
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Symposium boosts VET review in NSW
NSW’s VET Review has taken another step in the right direction – according to stakeholders – due to a recent symposium.
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South Australia to support silica stone ban
The South Australian State Government has announced it will support a ban on silica based engineered stone.
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Safe Work Aus launches silica safety campaign
Safe Work Australia has released a new campaign targeting engineered stone as part of its Clean Air. Clean Lungs. campaign. Silica dust exposure from manufactured stone products has been in the spotlight
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CSIRO to develop tradie safety tech
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, is teaming up with five universities to use the latest tech to keep Aussies safe at work.
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Cement Australia marks massive milestone in 2023
CEMENT AUSTRALIA marked a century of pioneering that’s been poured into its Railton site on Tasmania’s North-West.
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Smashing (glass) ceilings at Women In Industry Awards 2024
IT’S NOT uncommon for a woman’s hard yakka to go unnoticed in the trades industry. With so many male-dominated professions involving tradies, it’s important to recognise women who have excelled both
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Silica ban needed asap: Top law firm
A national law firm dealing in silica-related cases has welcomed the recommendations for a silica and manufactured stone ban. Slater and Gordon Head of National Asbestos and Dust Disease Joanne Wade said
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ICYMI: Safe Work Australia moves to ban silica
Safe Work Australia has recommended the elimination of the use of silica and manufactured stone as a whole. The Federal Government has accepted the findings of the report, however a timeline for a ban
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