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New sewer scheme has South Kempsey businesses flushed with excitement
Newcastle development application times cut by 25 per cent
Forecasts predict bumpy ride for residential building but more favourable medium- term outlook for non-residential and civil
New Jetstar CEO announced
Public consultation to help shape future of classification on industries in Australia
Expressions of Interest invited for Deputy President of Tasmanian Industrial Commission
New $2.5m trucks lift rescue capability
Defence and industry mark milestone
HSF advises First Ammonia on largest ever hydrogen electrolyser reservation deal
HSF advises First Ammonia on largest ever hydrogen electrolyzer reservation deal
Aurizon develops multi-modal rail terminal at Townsville Port
Campaign Backs More Women To Build Career In Construction
Study finds 3D printing better quality crowns than milling
What can I deduct when my employee did not work their notice period?
McGowan Government responds to sexual harassment inquiry
Optus and Australian start-up Space Machines Company partner to grow sovereign space capabilities
BHP Queensland coal miners prepare for industrial campaign on job security
Pull your weight: Australia’s biggest polluters on notice
Improved wages offer gives low paid workers biggest benefits
Heritage Study exploring significance of Mildura region sites
Premier needs to listen to workers
Transition to plantation timber would be win for nature and industry
Union Roundtable opportunity to listen
Taskforce to oversee Activ Foundation transition
Transition Taskforce to oversee Activ Foundation
Real-time Measurement of High-speed Airflow, 20 Times Faster than Conventional Methods
LEXUS DESIGN AWARD 2023 Welcomes New Judge and Mentors
Offices closed on Thursday, 22 September 2022
Police charge man after 1,4 Butanediol seizure – Burwood
Record number of workers forced to pick up second jobs
New model to help reframe transition to low-carbon electric power
Study Outlines Steps To Reduce ‘Cybervetting’ Bias in Hiring
Council raises objections to Westlink M7 widening
Mysterious meteorite could revolutionise industrial diamond manufacturing
Government workers prioritise wellbeing over pay
CFMMEU and representatives penalised $495,000 over work stoppages
‘Made in Lithgow’ lighting installation to be unveiled
Productivity Commission report backs calls for immediate container ports reform
NTEU members at James Cook University vote for industrial action
Container port underperformance costs all Australians
Revesby reaches new firefighting heights
Climate Bills are good foundation for hard work to come
Sacked, demoted, bullied: pregnancy discrimination exposed in Monash University study
Community Kitchen to Serve Local Youth
QRC welcomes new jobs strategy to address critical skills shortages
Schneider Electric launches world’s first EV charger to keep energy bills and CO2 emissions in check
Strengthening Victoria’s defence supply chain
Council officially opens new-look Hobsons Bay Civic Centre