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Why did they have to fiddle with the Modern Homes Standard?First look at new Sydney Fish Market Wharf designIndustry can’t wait for change, it has to lead itCan farmers supply Australia’s buildings of the future?Work starts to upgrade WA’s longest pipelineAUKUS won’t succeed on technology alone. It will succeed on engineering capability.Next stage of Airport Rail Link set to begin soonData centres the bright spot in sluggish Aussie economy
Building & constructionMon, 12 Oct, 8:58 amSourceable

Why did they have to fiddle with the Modern Homes Standard?

This tinkering has also created even more inconsistencies between jurisdictions and given builders yet another change to get their head around. How is that a good thing?

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Building & constructionMon, 5 Oct, 8:22 amSourceable

AUKUS won’t succeed on technology alone. It will succeed on engineering capability.

When most Australians first heard about AUKUS, they heard one word: submarines.

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Building & constructionMon, 5 Oct, 8:05 amSourceable

Next stage of Airport Rail Link set to begin soon

Work on the second stage of one of Melbourne’s biggest railway projects is set go.

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Building & constructionMon, 28 Sept, 2:33 pmSourceable

Data centres the bright spot in sluggish Aussie economy

The boom in data centre development is the main bright spot in the outlook for Australia’s economy, a leading economist says.

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