As mentioned in the last article, with the introduction of Australia’s Modern Slavery Act 2018 many organisations are starting to measure social impacts, evaluate human rights commitments, and assess the risks of modern slavery across operations and supply chains. However, it’s important to understand what those risks look like, and how to prioritise them effectively.

The Urban Taskforce has been complaining long and loud about the NSW Planning System – but it’s not all their fault.

Abundance Mindset sits within everyone. Spring is here, watch it grow.

One of Australia’s largest construction companies has bagged the contract to build the largest section of Western Australia’s biggest rail construction project under an agreement which will generate around 6,500 construction jobs.

Adoption of the 2022 edition of the National Construction Code (NCC) has been delayed by four months.

The safety performance of Australia’s workplaces generally and construction work sites specifically has deteriorated, the latest data shows.

The Cladding Safety Victoria Bill 2020 (CSV Bill) grants owners of buildings affected by combustible cladding a two-year extension to the usual 10-year limitation period to commence building actions.

Feedback is being sought for an $11 billion rail line that will reshape Western Sydney and connect travellers from the growing Western Sydney area with employment opportunities from both the new Western Sydney International Airport and Western Sydney Aerotropolis.

Around three in four construction firms throughout Australia are struggling to manage their compliance burden in respect of new safety regulations, the latest data shows.

Every contractor has heard the term and many have had to figure out exactly what it means.  Substantial completion is a legal term found in construction contracts to define that … Read More

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