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Every fencing contractor across Australia benefits from a stronger, smarter, and more respected industry, and that strength is only possible because of the companies backing it.
Building a recognised trade for fencing
Fencing Industry Australia is leading the Skills Pathway Initiative to develop nationally recognised training and qualifications for the fencing and gate sector.
Showcase Australia’s best in Pool Fencing in the 2025 Australian FENCING Awards
Does your pool fencing project combine safety, compliance, and exceptional design? Whether it features frameless glass, powder-coated aluminium, or an integrated landscape design, we want to see it.
Coppicing reform to secure the future of brushwood fencing
A new legislative amendment introduced to the NSW Parliament by Member for Cootamundra, Steph Cooke MP, is set to provide a major boost to the brushwood fencing industry and the...
New Supporting Partner: Gate N Fence Products
Fencing Industry Australia welcomes Gate N Fence Products as a new Supporting Partner.
Fencing trends: A decade of transformation
Modern fencing now delivers more than just a boundary, offering security, safety, acoustic protection, and style to suit the property.
New $105 Million Fencing Grant to support flood recovery in Western Queensland
A new $105 million Exclusion Fence Restitution Program has been announced to help primary producers in Western Queensland rebuild essential fencing infrastructure damaged during the severe flooding event in March...
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.