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“Australia is experiencing a housing crisis and most people under 40 believe they will never own their own home with Australia’s home ownership rate at its lowest ever levels.”
“Right now, we need an additional 90,000 construction workers to address the skills shortages being experienced if we are to build the 240,000 new homes this year (1.2 million homes over next five years) that Australia desperately needs.”
“Disappointingly, for three decades in Australia, the school system has pushed uni, uni, uni, and encouraged only those they regarded as less academically gifted into trades.
"If you want to earn a good wage, run your own business or get on the property ladder in your twenties or early thirties – your best choice is embarking on a trade.
"There are at least six key benefits of undertaking a trade:
“Governments, schools, the media and industry need to start talking up, not down, a trade qualification as a leading career and lifestyle option with financial and business opportunities,” concluded Ms. Martin.
The Victorian Premier, Jacinta Allan, has completed a Cabinet reshuffle following the resignation of the long serving Treasurer, Tim Pallas.
“Today’s announcement of a $1 billion investment towards crisis, temporary accommodation and transitional housing forms an important part of the housing mix and recognises the need for targeted measures to support increasing supply of all forms of housing,” stated Jocelyn Martin, HIA Managing Director.
Notice of Annual Regional Meeting of Members of North Queensland Region
Over the coming months, SafeWork NSW inspectors will be speaking with principal contractors, site supervisors and health and safety representative (HSRs) to ensure they have effective systems in place to manage psychosocial hazards and risks.