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Australian Construction Quality And Safety Hampered By Continued Digital Shortage: Report - Vimarsana News

Australian Construction Quality And Safety Hampered By Continued Digital Shortage: Report

Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) today released a new construction industry report which reveals a continued digital shortage is hampering the sector’s quality and safety protocols, with a lack of clarity and audit trail for decision-making processes ...

Business.Scoop » Australian Construction Quality And Safety Hampered By Continued Digital Shortage: Report - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Australian Construction Quality And Safety Hampered By Continued Digital Shortage: Report

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Apple harvesting robot a Victorian engineering winner - Vimarsana News

Apple harvesting robot a Victorian engineering winner

Monash University's apple harvesting robot was one of the winners at the 2023 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards – People & Projects Victoria.

Market forces blamed for $12m in project boss salaries - Vimarsana News

Market forces blamed for $12m in project boss salaries

Market forces have been cited as the reason for the Victorian government paying 25 transport infrastructure project bosses...

Daniel Andrews government captures lobby groups in cosy club, former property council head Danni Hunter says - Vimarsana News

Daniel Andrews government captures lobby groups in cosy club, former property council head Danni Hunter says

Former Victorian Property Council head Danni Hunter says groups like the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry are “compromised” by their reliance on grants.

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