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Competitions, Discounts & Giveaways at the Australian FENCING Conference Trade Show
Get ready for an action-packed day at the Australian FENCING Conference Trade Show at the Western Sydney Conference Centre in Penrith, NSW, on Thursday, 20th of March 2025, from 9...
Networking event in Sydney – all welcome
Join us for Networking Drinks as part of the 2025 Australian FENCING Conference on Wednesday, 19th of March, at the Western Sydney Conference Centre in Penrith – proudly sponsored by...
Awards Finalists Announced – People Categories
Fencing Industry Australia is pleased to recognise the outstanding individuals named Finalists in the People Categories of the Australian FENCING Awards.
WA Government funds regional airport fencing upgrades
The Western Australian Government has committed $3.6 million through the Regional Airports Development Scheme (RADS) to enhance safety and accessibility at 12 regional and remote airports, including vital fencing upgrades...
South Australia leads in housing policy rankings
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has ranked South Australia as the top-performing state for housing policy announcements, with Western Australia close behind.
169-Year-Old business Oceania Glass enters administration
Oceania Glass Pty Ltd, Australian manufacturer of architectural glass, has entered voluntary administration after 169 years of operation.
Exclusion zones help eliminate the hazard
Farmers are reminded to establish exclusion zones around mobile plant when operating on farms after a worker sustained fatal crush injuries undertaking fencing activities on a rural Queensland property last...
New home sales rebound amid market stability
New home sales saw an 8.2% increase in 2024, driven by interest rate stability, low unemployment, population growth, and rising real wages, according to the HIA New Home Sales report.
Timber company to spend $275,000 improving safety
A timber and building supplies company will spend more than $275,000 on safety improvements after a worker was lucky to escape injury when a forklift overturned at a Corio workplace.