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90,000 extra construction workers needed for goal of 1.2 million new homes, industry says

90,000 extra construction workers needed for goal of 1.2 million new homes, industry says
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Insolvency crisis sweeps home building industry

Insolvency crisis sweeps home building industry
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HISTORICAL: Wide Bay housing approvals highest in state


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The Wide Bay's construction industry shows no signs of slowing down with many major projects underway in Bundaberg and the surrounds.
Constructions Skills Queensland (CSQ) believes the next two years will be particularly busy for local builders with a stream of commercial projects and the house building boom.
Constructions Skills Queensland (CSQ) director of research and digital Queensland Robert Sobyra.
CSQ director of research and digital Queensland Robert Sobyra said housing approvals had seen an increase of nearly 25 per cent since before the pandemic.
"Approvals in the region are now running at $190 million a quarter - that's higher than any other region in Queensland," Mr Sobyra said.

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Increasing number of Australian women putting up their hand to work in trades


Increasing number of Australian women putting up their hand to work in trades
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Carpentry apprentice Emily Bailey says she loves putting her name to tangible work.
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Civil constructions and electric work show the highest female participation growth
Third-year carpentry apprentice Emily Bailey encourages other young women to join a trade
The 20-year-old from Rockhampton in central Queensland is one of thousands of Australian women at the forefront of a change rippling through a traditionally male-dominated industry.
National data from Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ) reveal Australian female construction apprentices just like Emily Bailey more than doubled in the last decade.

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Women in trades doubles in Central Queensland


Central Queensland has recorded one of the highest rates of female trade apprentices in the state, the numbers having doubled in the past decade.
Research released on Monday by Construction Skills Queensland showed the state’s female trade participation increased from 5,300 in 2000 to 13,500 last year; a “strong positive trend” according to CSQ.
CSQ research in 2018 put female trade participation at 3 per cent.
The latest figures show women now account for nearly 5 per cent of Queensland’s construction trades.
The most popular training areas for female apprentices were high-skill trades, such as electrical and earthmoving plant operators.
The research also indicated a much higher rate of part-time jobs for women, 44 per cent compared with 9 per cent for men, and a preference for less traditional trades.

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Women in trades doubles in Central Queensland

Women in trades doubles in Central Queensland
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