Sales of new homes surged in October, continuing a positive trend across most Australian markets.
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THE FENCE magazine November
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Construction underway for $30 million new community precinct at Stockland Willowdale
Construction has started on a $30 million state-of-the-art community precinct at Stockland Willowdale, comprising a community centre, swim school and childcare centre.
Wage pressures eased on businesses and inflation
“Today’s wage price data shows that wages pressures on inflation and businesses are beginning to ease in Australia,” said Innes Willox, Chief Executive of the national employer association, the Australian...
Fences for bushfire resilience
To bolster bushfire preparedness, incorporating fences and walls into strategies is vital. Research from CSIRO sheds light on how these structures can significantly contribute to bushfire resilience and safety.
Construction lifts business turnover in September
Business turnover for the Construction industry rose 3.7 per cent in seasonally adjusted terms in September, according to figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Construction capacity constrains investment
The latest insights from Australia’s investment landscape reveal dynamic economic trends.
UGL installs Australian first safety feature for Sydney Metro
UGL has achieved 100% design verification in developing the Corridor Intrusion Detection System (CIDS) and Obstacle Detection System (ODS) for the Sydney Metro Southwest project from Sydenham to Bankstown.
Fatal incident digging fencing holes and post installation
Earlier this year, a Queensland worker sustained fatal crush injuries undertaking fencing activities on a rural property.