Posted May 25, 2016 12:39:27 CIMCO owner, Matthew Hannam, is leading a damages case against the government claiming damages for the shutting down of the pink batts insulation scheme Topics: business-economics-and-finance, building-and-construction, housing-industry, regulation, small-business, programs-and-initiatives, federal-government, brisbane-4000 Source link
Updated June 07, 2016 09:33:28 Related Story: Yellen speech signals June US rate cut unlikely Wall Street has closed at a seven-month high after the head of the US Federal Reserve Janet Yellen said interest rates would rise gradually once the US economy improved, indicating a likelihood rates would remain on hold. In a speech
Updated May 26, 2016 15:59:52 Photo: An artist’s impression of the overview of the new square at the Festival Plaza. (Supplied: SA Government) A long-awaited multi-million-dollar revamp of Festival Plaza in Adelaide’s CBD is set to proceed after a deal was struck between developers and the Government. The Premier Jay Weatherill said the Government had
Helping workplaces manage the risks of contact with diesel exhaust (PDF 76kb) 22 October 2015 Safe Work Australia released guidance material today to help workplaces manage the risks of exposure to diesel exhaust. Approximately 1.2 million Australian workers were exposed to diesel exhaust in the workplace in 2011, including drive-in booth operators, miners, construction workers,
Updated June 07, 2016 14:02:13 Palmer United Party (PUP) Western Australian senator, Zhenya “Dio” Wang wants to revisit the concept of a federal corruption watchdog. Senator Wang, who instigated a Senate inquiry into the establishment of a federal corruption watchdog, said he would start the process again if re-elected. All Senate inquiries underway when the
Crane on Melbourne construction site at sunrise Source link
Be safe. Be healthy. Because…there is so much more to look forward to in life (PDF 128kb) Winner of the 2014 Workplace Participation Reward and National Safe Work Month Ambassador, Dennis Howe is using the last week of National Safe Work Month 2015 to highlight the importance of providing a safe and healthy workplace and
Posted June 07, 2016 14:00:52 Senator Dio Wang says inquiry shows need for federal corruption watchdog; Phil Baird, Lock the Gate, says needed to curb large donations resource companies; Brendan Pearson, Minerals Council, says no need shown for federal body; Minister Josh Frydenberg agrees no need. Babs McHugh Source: ABC Rural | Duration:
Updated May 27, 2016 09:29:36 Photo: There are a wave of new apartments being built across Australia. (ABC News: Margaret Burin ) A businessman who lost more than $15 million in an off-the-plan unit purchase is warning ordinary apartment buyers to be aware they can lose much more than their deposit if they break the
While National Safe Work Month 2015 and the Virtual Seminar Series (VSS) have come to an end, Safe Work Australia’s Chief Executive Officer, Michelle Baxter is urging individuals and workplaces to continue to keep work health and safety top of mind throughout the year. The theme this year was “Be safe. Be healthy. Because…” –
