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Modern Methods of Construction require skills evolution, not workforce replacement
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the release of BuildSkills Australia's new report examining the workforce and skills implications of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), saying the findings confirm that innovation in home building can be supported through evolution of existing skills and training pathways rather than wholesale workforce disruption.
Higher rates will not build more homes
“Today's increase in interest rates will further reduce the number of new homes Australia builds at the time when increased supply is the only sustainable solution to the affordability challenge,” stated HIA Senior Economist Tom Devitt.
Higher rates will not build more homes
“Today's increase in interest rates will further reduce the number of new homes Australia builds at the time when increased supply is the only sustainable solution to the affordability challenge,” stated HIA Senior Economist Tom Devitt.
HIA welcomes recommissioning of Cardup Brickworks
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the Cook Government's support for the recommissioning of the Austral Brickworks facility at Cardup, describing the decision as an important step towards improving building material supply and supporting the delivery of homes and infrastructure across Western Australia.
Modern Methods of Construction require skills evolution, not workforce replacement
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the release of BuildSkills Australia's new report examining the workforce and skills implications of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), saying the findings confirm that innovation in home building can be supported through evolution of existing skills and training pathways rather than wholesale workforce disruption.
Higher rates will not build more homes
“Today's increase in interest rates will further reduce the number of new homes Australia builds at the time when increased supply is the only sustainable solution to the affordability challenge,” stated HIA Senior Economist Tom Devitt.
Higher rates will not build more homes
“Today's increase in interest rates will further reduce the number of new homes Australia builds at the time when increased supply is the only sustainable solution to the affordability challenge,” stated HIA Senior Economist Tom Devitt.
HIA welcomes recommissioning of Cardup Brickworks
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the Cook Government's support for the recommissioning of the Austral Brickworks facility at Cardup, describing the decision as an important step towards improving building material supply and supporting the delivery of homes and infrastructure across Western Australia.