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    Loans for new dwellings stall but positive prospects on horizon

    There was a rise in housing finance in September but loans for construction of dwellings and purchase of new dwellings fell, according to new ABS figures.


    Steel Profile notches up 30 years
    Steel Profile notches up 30 years

    BlueScope Steel’s architectural publication is celebrating its 30-year anniversary of tracking the development of steel as a key element in Australian architecture.


    Fly Forbo Award entries open for 2012
    Fly Forbo Award entries open for 2012

    The Fly Forbo Award 2012 is now open for entries, with the company seeking a winning project from each Australia and New Zealand that shows stand-out use of their flooring and surface products.


    LGS in sustainable building upgrade first in Sydney

    Innovative Australian technologies have been employed to retrofit a 25-year-old North Sydney commercial office building to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent.


    John Thwaites appointed to chair Australian Building Codes Board

    Former Victorian Deputy Premier John Thwaites has been appointed as chair of the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB).


    LOYTEC presents automation solution symposium

    The third Buildings under Control Symposium hosted by building automation systems specialist LOYTEC electronics, recently concluded in Vienna.


    Fluorescent lighting causes increased eye disease, ANU scientists say
    Fluorescent lighting causes increased eye disease, ANU scientists say

    The trend towards using fluorescent globes instead of incandescent could be increasing eye disease, according to new research by scientists at The Australian National University (ANU).


    Report shows how carbon tax will hurt, say Master Builders

    New independent modelling shows the building and construction industry will suffer billions of dollars in losses because of the Government’s carbon tax, according to Master Builders Australia.


    PGH predicts colour trends for bricks
    PGH predicts colour trends for bricks

    PGH Bricks has announced the results of recent research into colour and trend forecasting for bricks.


    The Laminex Group honoured at CIPS awards

    The Laminex Group have received recognition at the annual CIPS (Chartered Institute for Purchasing Supply) Australasia Procurement Professional Awards in Melbourne this month.


    Construction decline slows in October: Australian Industry Group

    While national construction remained in negative territory in October, there were signs of improvement in the rates of decline, according to the latest Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Construction Index (Australian PCI).


    Queensland companies penalised for controlling tender prices

    The Federal Court in Brisbane has imposed penalties against three Queensland-based construction companies for engaging in illegal price controlling conduct known in the construction industry as cover pricing.


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