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    New water recycling system installed at Melbourne Park

    A new water recycling system at Melbourne Park will reduce the precinct’s water use by 72 per cent, the Minister for Sport and Recreation Hugh Delahunty said this week.


    Planet Ark gets behind wood in new campaign
    Planet Ark gets behind wood in new campaign

    Planet Ark has launched a new consumer awareness campaign encouraging people to see wood for its environmental benefits.


    The 2011 HIA-Colorbond Housing 100
    The 2011 HIA-Colorbond Housing 100

    The Melbourne-based Metricon Homes was Australia's largest builder in 2010/11, according to the latest HIA-Colorbond Steel Housing 100 Report.


    NSW Major Projects Conference

    The NSW Major Projects Conference for 2011 about to take place will also turn attention on sectors including housing, buildings, sustainability, energy and urban planning.


    CSIRO wins Prime Minister’s Science Prize for new polymers
    CSIRO wins Prime Minister’s Science Prize for new polymers

    The Prime Minister's Prize for Science this year has been awarded to Professors Ezio Rizzardo and David Solomon from the CSIRO and the University of Melbourne.


    WINNERS: BPN Sustainability Awards 2011
    WINNERS: BPN Sustainability Awards 2011

    Australia's greenest projects and building products have been recognised in the 2011 BPN Sustainability Awards, with the Pixel building designed by studio505 named Best of the Best.


    Tallest green skyscraper in world: retrofit case study, Siemens
    Tallest green skyscraper in world: retrofit case study, Siemens

    New building technology has helped the Taipei 101 skyscraper to claim the title of world's tallest green building after earning LEED certification in Platinum.


    Communicate and keep your cool
    Communicate and keep your cool

    While buildings are being developed with ever greater energy efficiency in heating and air-conditioning systems, there is still much to be gained from better communication between building designers and clients. Rita Mu reports.


    Builders worry as survey points to downturn and job losses

    Building industry activity and profits will fall and jobs may go, according to Master Builders Australia’s September quarter 2011 national survey.


    Sekisui and Viridian deal a sign of greener times for glass
    Sekisui and Viridian deal a sign of greener times for glass

    A number of major volume builders, including Sekisui House (owners of AV Jennings), Clarendon Homes and McCracken Homes, have signed up in advance to offer CSR’s Viridian SmartGlass.


    GWA Bathrooms and Kitchens launches technical manual for aged care standards

    GWA Bathrooms and Kitchens has launched a new edition of the Care Technical Manual, which complies with the new AS 1428.1 2009 Australian Standard.


    Outrage at loss of the building industry cop

    Building industry groups are demanding the Government review its decision to abolish the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC).


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