A WA sole trader has been fined $15,000 (and ordered to pay more than $2600 in costs) for removing asbestos when he did not have an asbestos removal licence.
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National Fencing Skills Pathway Initiative Update
Fencing Industry Australia is progressing the development of a nationally recognised qualification for the fencing and gate sector.
Free online Asbestos Awareness & Safety course
Employers have a legal obligation to provide workers, such as tradespeople and other workers, who are likely to encounter asbestos on the job, with asbestos awareness training. This includes asbestos...
THE FENCE Magazine November Edition
In this month’s edition of THE FENCE Magazine, we highlight the appointment of Tania Archibald as BlueScope’s new Managing Director and CEO, marking a significant leadership milestone for the Australian...
Fencing to support estuary restoration in Peel–Harvey region
A major restoration effort is underway to protect the Bindjareb Djilba (Peel–Harvey estuary), with the Cook Government announcing a $5 million investment in community-led projects and Traditional Owner partnerships.
Early Bird Discounted Tickets Closing Soon
Early Bird pricing for the 2026 Australian FENCING Conference and Gala Awards Dinner will be closing soon. This is the final opportunity to secure your discounted rate before standard pricing...
Otter Fencing & Gates demonstrates industry support
Otter Fencing & Gates has joined Fencing Industry Australia as a Supporter, bringing more than 65 years of experience in high-quality fencing and gate solutions to our network.
Reminder: Stakeholder feedback on Gates and Automation Code of Practice closes 26 November
Fencing Industry Australia reminds all stakeholders that the consultation period for the Gates and Automation Code of Practice is closing soon, with submissions due by Tuesday, 26 November.
BFT Automation shows support for fencing and gate industry
BFT Automation has joined Fencing Industry Australia as a Supporting partner, strengthening our network with their expertise in access automation.
Loop top fence design under review following NT tragedy
A recent coronial inquiry in the Northern Territory has highlighted serious safety concerns relating to the design of fencing used at early childhood facilities.