RJL Commercial Fencing and Gates has entered this large-scale aged care security project into the 2025 Australian FENCING and GATE Awards.
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Custom free standing rod design by Master Glass Fencing entered in the 2025 Australian FENCING Awards
This high-spec project by Master Glass Fencing has been nominated in the 2025 Australian FENCING Awards.
Select Fencing’s pool fence entered in national Awards
Pool fencing project by Select Fencing utilising ModularWalls TrendWall product has been nominated in the 2025 Australian FENCING Awards.
COLORBOND® steel Super Slats project by Supreme Build Co nominated for national Award
Supreme Build Co completed a fencing and gate installation at Petrel Place, Jacobs Well, using COLORBOND® steel Super Slats and custom-fabricated gates. The objective was to deliver a low-maintenance, corrosion-resistant...
Galvanised chainmesh project by Guardian Fencing nominated in 2025 Australian FENCING Awards
The nominated project by Guardian Fencing included a fully secure Aerosol enclosure in accordance with the Client’s specifications and construction program.
Minimum wage decision higher than necessary given Australia’s abysmal productivity
“The decision by the Fair Work Commission to raise minimum and award wages by 3.5% is higher than necessary given Australia’s abysmal productivity,” said Innes Willox, Chief Executive of national...
Koala fence to be installed as important safety improvements on Appin Road progress
In response to community feedback, Transport for NSW will immediately begin installing interim koala protection fencing along around 700 metres of Appin Road near Beulah Reserve.
Driving industry standards forward: FIA committees in action
Fencing Industry Australia’s commitment to a safer, more skilled, and future-ready workforce continues through the focused efforts of three key groups: the Skills Pathway Initiative Advisory Committee, the Agriculture and...
Urgent need for national qualifications in the Australian fencing and gate sector
Australia’s fencing and gate industry is facing a critical skills shortage, exacerbated by the absence of nationally recognised qualifications. This lack of formal structure undermines safety standards, limits workforce capability,...
Have your say on national skills units of competency
Fencing Industry Australia is reviewing existing training units listed on the national training register to identify the most relevant to fencing and gate contractors.