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Gold Coast re-enter Stage 2 restrictions
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Sales of new homes weak for the start of 2024
“The prospect of a pick-up in home building activity in 2024 is not likely given the low volume of new homes sales in the first three months of 2024,” stated HIA Senior Economist, Tom Devitt.
NSW confirms transitional period for engineered stone ban
On 26 March, HIA advised members that NSW will be adopting a transitional period for the use of engineered stone to ensure businesses can fulfill existing contracts with less disruption and uncertainty. Today, HIA has received the formal confirmation from SafeWork NSW acknowledging the significant impact the ban will have on the operations of businesses HIA represents and the engineered stone industry more broadly.
NT commercial licencing is now law
On 15 April 2024, the NT Government will enact the Building Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 addressing commercial registration. The rollout will occur over two stages and contains a significant transition period allowing practitioners time to become registered.
QLD must adopt agreed transition on engineered stone ban
At the recent national Work, Health and Safety Ministers’ meeting, Ministers agreed that state governments may adopt transitional provisions for legacy building contracts that specify use of engineered stone and were signed before the ban was announced.
Sales of new homes weak for the start of 2024
“The prospect of a pick-up in home building activity in 2024 is not likely given the low volume of new homes sales in the first three months of 2024,” stated HIA Senior Economist, Tom Devitt.
NSW confirms transitional period for engineered stone ban
On 26 March, HIA advised members that NSW will be adopting a transitional period for the use of engineered stone to ensure businesses can fulfill existing contracts with less disruption and uncertainty. Today, HIA has received the formal confirmation from SafeWork NSW acknowledging the significant impact the ban will have on the operations of businesses HIA represents and the engineered stone industry more broadly.
NT commercial licencing is now law
On 15 April 2024, the NT Government will enact the Building Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 addressing commercial registration. The rollout will occur over two stages and contains a significant transition period allowing practitioners time to become registered.
QLD must adopt agreed transition on engineered stone ban
At the recent national Work, Health and Safety Ministers’ meeting, Ministers agreed that state governments may adopt transitional provisions for legacy building contracts that specify use of engineered stone and were signed before the ban was announced.