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2024 has kicked off with a bang and the team here at HIA Queensland is busy working for members.
With a new Premier, and changes to the government including a new Housing Minister, we've been working to bring these key representatives up to speed.
We've had a couple of meetings now with the Premier, Steven Miles. A key topic of discussion has been IR costs and productivity, with a focus on getting more high-rise developments moving. I've also been invited by the Premier to be a member of his new industry advisory group, and I have attended the first meeting of this group.
I have also started HIA conversations with new Housing Minister Meaghan Scanlon, meeting with her to present a number of key planning, land supply and labour issues that need to be resolved if we are going to build more social houses, meet general demand for new homes, and resolve the current housing crisis.
A state election is looming in October 2024, and we're now working on a key document presenting to all political parties some practical and workable policy initiatives and ideas to better support the much-needed continued growth of the home building industry.
A policy win to start the year has seen government agreeing to amend MFR reporting standards regulation, saving many builders around $5,000 per year at the accountant's office.
This week, HIA’s National Board of Directors, Regional Committee Chairs and Senior HIA figures came together and debated the impact Government regulations and continuing change is having on the residential building industry and in driving up the cost of construction.
HIA provided a submission to the Fair Work Commission on the national annual minimum award review and for the Expert Panel to consider the specific issues confronting the residential building industry.
“This week the Housing Industry Association (HIA) brought together Australia’s construction industry leaders. The overwhelming consensus of the group was that the Government’s Housing targets cannot continue to be just another ‘aspirational target or housing statement’ but must result in the actual delivery of these much-needed homes,” HIA Managing Director, Jocelyn Martin, said today.
At Friday’s Work, Health and Safety (WHS) Ministers meeting, Ministers determined the next steps to move forward with the implementation of a ban on engineered stone.
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Stay up-to-date professionally and get handy information for your business by attending our networking events.
Learn easy to understand strategies that work. Engaging and in-depth look at business and industry processes and implications that could impact your business.
Learn easy to understand strategies that work. Engaging and in-depth look at business and industry processes and implications that could impact your business.
HIA Awards provide home builders and designers the opportunity to receive recognition, and showcase their work to the broader industry. Winners and finalists not only receive extensive media promotion for their business, they also get the opportunity to promote themselves as an industry leader.
Winner: Lindon Homes
Winner: Antech Constructions
Winner: Bellevue Design & Construct
Winner: MK Building & Renovations
Learning a new skill or adding to your existing knowledge is the best way to advance your career and help reignite your passion for getting up in the morning and doing a job that you love. It's not just about what you can learn but also how you can use your new found knowledge to reach the next step in where you want your career to go.
Gain a detailed overview of the timber framing standards.
This certificate course is designed for building and construction personnel who wish to gain valuable skills as a professional builder in the low rise residential sector.
Gain a basic awareness of asbestos - where it may be found; its health hazards; and the safety control measures that should be applied to prevent exposure of workers and others.
This course has been developed to assist trade contractors to satisfy the mandatory requirements set out by the Queensland Building and Construction Commission.
HIA’s experienced Building and planning services team can help you navigate residential building legislation and keep your project on track.
Most new homes and renovations to existing homes require a development approval (DA) before they can be built. A DA will normally be granted by the local council.
We have been helping businesses like yours for over a decade by offering safety checks and site-specific safety systems designed to meet current workplace health and safety requirements.
HIA’s expert workplace advisors can offer you bespoke support to help you navigate the maze of compliance in the building industry.