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A key employer group has warned against big business splintering off to make side pacts on industrial relations before the upcoming jobs and skills summit.

Warnings about the impact of Brexit on the construction workforce came thick and fast once the results of the June 2016 poll were in. Trainee numbers had

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Applications are open for a second group of Pine Bluff residents to turn ideas into reality through the Idea Accelerator program.

Master Builders chief executive David Kelly says he is pleased that the Commerce Commission's initial report on the cost of construction supplies has identified some critical issues.

Secret documents from inside the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) reveal staff were warned against directing industry bodies and supporters to help the Morrison government win the 2022 federal election.

Profits have tumbled for SME builders, who have had to delay jobs and pass costs on to their clients as inflation and economic woes bite, the Federation

The specialists are accusing the government of ignoring them while going ahead and expanding the reach of facial recognition technology.

The Albanese government is departing from the policies of Hawke, Rudd and Gillard, which stood up to militant building unions.

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