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From emergency cold storage for a crematorium in regional Victoria to comfort cooling for industrial maintenance crews in the South Australian outback, Coates delivers across a range of diverse and demanding environments.

The Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre will open its doors today to Australia’s very first state-based ARBS event, ARBSQLD.

HT Materials Science (HTMS) has successfully implemented its breakthrough heat-transfer fluid, Maxwell, at a pharmaceutical cold storage facility operated by DKSH Malaysia.

The Federal Government has still not responded to urgent calls to upgrade homes with quality insulation to reduce energy bills, improve health outcomes and reduce emissions.

As cooler months arrive across Australia, construction sites, industrial facilities and event spaces face a familiar challenge: maintaining productivity and staying warm despite the chill.

More than a dozen high schools will participate in the upcoming Say Yes to Trades Expo 2025 which is being held at Entertainment Park, Bankstown on August 27, 2025.

Cold storage crisis

Australia’s cold storage market is struggling to meet demand with rents climbing almost 70 per cent in the past five years.

In the leadup to ARBSQLD, CCN looks at two recent projects that have changed the Brisbane city skyline - Queen’s Wharf and the Neville Bonner Bridge.

Queensland has legislated a 75 per cent emissions reduction target by the year 2035 and has invested in a multi-billion-dollar clean economy plan.

In the lead-up to ARBSQLD next month, ARBS chair, Tony Arnel, has released a whitepaper which explores the pressures shaping Queensland’s built environment.

Tomorrow (June 26) is World Refrigeration Day (WRD) when Australia’s HVACR industry celebrates the coolest day of the year.

For the first time, ARBS Exhibitions is bringing its premier HVACR and building services event to Queensland.

High performance buildings

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In the world of building performance and energy simulation, fidelity matters.

VIDEO: New rules start 1 July 2025

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From 1 July 2025, it will be illegal to import or make small multi-head split air conditioning systems that use hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) with a global warming potential (GWP) over 750.

The world’s first intelligent indoor regulation system to recreate a forest-like indoor environment is set to deliver a long list of healthy living benchmarks.

LG Electronics ANZ (LG) has announced a renewed course for its air conditioning business in the trans-Tasman market which includes expanding its ANZ team by 30 to 40 per cent in 2025.