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Drop in ACT apprentice numbers raise alarm for housing target
The Housing Industry Association has expressed serious concern following the latest data from the National Centre for Vocational Education and Training (NCVER), which shows a steep decline in the number of construction trade apprentices in training in the ACT.
WA deliver as HIA announces Top 100 Australian builders
HIA today announced its annual list of Top 100 Builders around the country with Western Australia well represented on the national stage. The Report ranks Australia’s largest 100 residential builders based on the number of homes commenced each year.
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Metricon celebrates a decade at number one
Government pushes ahead with Livable Housing provisions
Despite advocacy from HIA on behalf of our members, the Tasmanian Government has now confirmed it will proceed with implementing the next phase of Livable Housing Design requirements under the National Construction Code (NCC) from 1 October 2025.