Fallen Powerlines Trap Sydney Residents
Dozens of Sydneysiders who were trapped for hours in their homes by 500 metres of fallen high-voltage powerlines have been told it is safe to leave. Source link
Small Business Asset Tax Break Extended
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Are you a small business owner or operator?
You may be an officer and have an important duty under work health and safety (WHS) laws. Safe Work Australia has released guidance material to help small business owners or operators understand their role as officers and their responsibilities under WHS laws. “If you make or influence the significant financial or operational decisions for a
MATES in is the NT
G’day all, First off, it is an honour to be apart your community and to be able to work towards a suicide-safer community through the MATES program. My central role for MATES is to represent the whole of the northern Territory for MATES and facilitate a program that is proven to change the culture of
This is NOT High Quality Construction
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MATES Kokoda is now in its 6th year!
Can you believe MATES Kokoda is in its sixth year? The inaugural Kokoda trek happened in 2014. Since then, the treks have raised over $700,000 to help reduce suicide in the construction industry. Huge thank you to all of our amazing trekkers over the last 5 years! You have all made a difference to reducing
Government accused of doing 'bugger all' to shore up Australia's fuel security
Posted January 23, 2019 08:51:38 A former high-ranking Air Force officer has accused the Federal Government of doing “bugger all” to bolster Australia’s fuel security, saying it was “simplistic” to use the shortcomings as an argument to drill in the Great Australian Bight. Since 2010-11, Australia’s net petroleum stockholdings have fallen from its International Energy
The jobs most likely to take a hit in 2019 as house prices fall
Updated January 22, 2019 15:36:53 Weaker house prices and the fallout from the banking royal commission will mean 2019 will be a weak year for jobs in the finance, construction, real estate and retail sectors, economists have warned. Key points Economists say it will be a weak year for finance jobs, partly owing to the
Construction workers contracted for security upgrade at Parliament House left unpaid
Posted January 22, 2019 16:03:02 Photo: The contract termination has delayed the $126 million project by at least eight months. (ABC News: Marco Catalano ) Related Story: Security fences installed to keep visitors off Parliament’s iconic grass lawns Subcontractors working on a multi-million-dollar security upgrade at Parliament House have been left hundreds of thousands of
Welcome to MIC’s new National CEO
Today, MATES in Construction welcomes Chris Lockwood as the new national Chief Executive Officer and we couldn’t be more delighted. Chris has been part of the CBUS team for some years with a special interest in member benefits and industry stakeholder engagement and he has had a long and deep engagement with MATES in Construction