The construction industry is continuing to do it tough with materials and skills shortages. Incoming federal ministers have reportedly put the backlog of visa applications for thousands of skilled workers at [...]
With the federal election now behind us, the dust is settling, and the Australian construction industry is trying to assess what it means and what the future holds. ACIF’s [...]
The May 2022 ACIF Forecasts will be released tomorrow, and you will be able to purchase the Australian Construction Market Report and access to the Customised Forecasts Dashboard here on the day. [...]
ASBEC Newsletter – Issue 119 | 1 April 2022 Updates ASBEC Council meeting wrap-up NSW Government: Minister's Planning Principles revoked SA Cabinet announcement AIRAH granted membership of Standards Australia ClimateWorks [...]
The Federal Budget was delivered yesterday evening, and there was quite a lot in there of interest to the construction industry. Some of the key measures include: The Government [...]
On Friday last week, I attended a National Coordination Mechanism meeting, which brought together disaster recovery agencies and construction industry associations to discuss how the construction industry could assist [...]
On Monday this week, the first ACIF Member Meeting of 2022 was held, and it was a successful and valuable time of sharing perspectives and moving forward on various [...]
Welcome to the first ACIF e-news of 2022. I hope you had some quality time off over the summer break. As we head into the third year that Australia [...]
The price of constructing a house in Victoria is escalating faster than in other states due to the fact that supply prices have soared, forcing an increasing number of [...]
Improved building industry rules in Australia could ensure net benefits of $4.3 billion over a decade, a new analysis has discovered. In its recent report, prepared for the Australian Building [...]
