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[...] ’s minister for employment has stated that there is an urgent need to restore law in the construction industry. Threats and intimidation by the Union are continuing still Eric Abetz, minister for [...]

[...] controversial statement signalling that he and others are concerned that the building and construction industry has started to maintain anti-competitive practices. This statement was released just as [...]

[...] , Rod McDonald has stated that the FV project will give a much needed boost to the construction industry in the area. “It will be the largest residential apartment building in Brisbane that will [...]

[...] been moving at a slow pace but has been putting his efforts into promoting safety in the construction industry to make sure that this does not happen to anyone else. This court case was first heard [...]

[...] Learn who is concerned the housing market may be about to fall apart. Is your area surging ahead the fastest? Official data has just [...]

[...] for everyone else. However, on the other hand analysts have stated that in general the housing market within Australia is very strong. Lucy Ellis has stated that housing affordability in [...]

[...] homes that were expected by analysts, which has started to make people concerned about the housing market in general. For example, Tom Kennedy who is a JP Morgan economist has spoken out. In his [...]

[...] will shine on the state of the residential market. Many large trusts are major parts of the housing market and are predicting that they will receive high returns in the coming year. Many have stated [...]

[...] Great news for home owners in New South Wales and the residential construction industry. Predictions are in for a new high this year for NSW. Residential construction [...]

[...] . Unfortunately, for the ACT, it has back-peddled on the national scorecard for residential construction. Tasmania and Queensland are sitting behind the ACT on the Housing Industry [...]

[...] the ABS figures are finally easing minds from the construction boom in 2014. “Residential construction was the economy’s good news story during 2014, and today’s figures indicate that [...]

[...] January’s not a crash hot month for residential construction and we are in an environment in this up cycle where margins are under incredible [...]

[...] The Housing Industry Association is welcoming the new red tape removal for builders and their accreditation. The red [...]

[...] property prices in the residential area have risen by 9.1%. Senior Economist at the Housing Industry Association, Shane Garrett, states that the decrease in price growth is because of increasing [...]

[...] past week in order to address this major problem. This move has been approved by the Housing Industry Association who placed their concerns of residential construction workers, manufacturers, and [...]

[...] the activity for new home building in Australia should remain strong, according to the Housing Industry Association. In November of 2014, the amount of owner occupier loans for construction or the [...]

[...] having to fight against high fixed costs, and problems with overcapacity. However, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has not given the merger between Boral and CSR its blessing, [...]

[...] . Andrews many times because of his links with the CFMEU and Mr. Setka. On Thursday, the Australian Competition and Consumer Competition, officially filed documents in the Federal Court against CFMEU [...]

[...] together ACCC approve merger: “we don’t think merge will lessen the competition” The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission officially approved the merger between Boral and CSR. Boral [...]

[...] getting heat for not passing on savings from the carbon tax repeal and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has stated that they are “chasing up” on their failure. [...]

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[...] and all have been fined greatly for transgressions and contempt of court. Boral chief executive, Mike Kane, thinks his company is being subject to a secondary boycott by the CFMEU, according to the [...]

[...] , the company is not counting on more interest rate cuts to impact the property market. Mike Kane, Chief Executive, stated that a strong housing market in Australia, the US, and Asia has [...]

[...] . Discover why Boral and the regulator has clashed. The chief executive of Boral, Mike Kane, has recently stated that the brick industry in Australia will soon start to suffer and [...]

[...] and affiliations. The union is having to pay a large fine for their mistake. The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union is making history by becoming the first employer found guilty of [...]

[...] the carbon tax act. Boral is seeking compensation for damages that were caused by the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union in the Victorian Supreme Court. They are stating that intimidation [...]

[...] that were trying to capitalize on work at the Wonthaggi desalination project. The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union has been in a long campaign against the Compliance Unit and other [...]

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