It is up to Australia’s State and Territory governments to make sure the rules are followed and buildings are compliant with the Code.

Funding made available for STEM careers, extra university places and skilled migration.

The Federal Budget includes new funds for training, including $1.2 billion in wage subsidies.

This Training Package contained over 80 qualifications and 600 units of competency.

The Treasurer said there will be substantial government support until unemployment is under six per cent.

Lux Technologies has drilled down into what is becoming a major humanitarian disaster, not just an economic one. A major contributor to this problem is failures in the cold food chain.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FDTC Compact Ceiling Cassette received a prestigious Good Design Award Winner Accolade in the Product Design Hardware and Building category in recognition for outstanding design and innovation.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air-Conditioners Australia has scooped up the 2020 Canstar Blue Most Satisfied Customer Award in the 2020 Air Conditioners category.

The federal government has rolled out another COVID stimulus package, this time to help workers re-skill in a new industry.

Glaciem Cooling Technologies was honoured with the South Australian Engineering Excellence Award for the CO2 cooling technology used in The Bend Motorsports Park.

Another one bites the dust – short course trainer Construction Industry Training Australia has been cancelled.

With the release of the King Review, the Morrison Government puts focus on energy efficiency improvements as a key response to climate change.

The German refrigeration specialist is holding a virtual two-day conference, featuring leading industry experts, and an opportunity for audience questions via live chat.

The opportunity to comment on the NSW Productivity Commission’s Green Paper will soon be gone, with submissions closing this Friday.

Refrigerant Reclaim Australia is celebrating 35 years since the Montreal Protocol helped reverse the depletion of the planet’s ozone layer.

Advanced manufacturing has been identified as one area where science and technology could be used to help restore economic growth and resilience in the recovery from COVID-19.