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The International Institute of All-Natural Refrigeration (IIAR) will host a webinar focusing on moisture in the air from 3–4.30am AEDT on Thursday, January 22.
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) has launched a pilot program to provide practical education and on-site support for independent refrigerant handling licence (RHL) holders.
New research from Griffith University has found that a bedroom temperature of 24°C at night can reduce heat stress in people aged 65 or older.
AIRAH is ushering in the new year with bumper issues of both of the Institute’s regular publications.
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) has announced the departure of Chief Executive Officer Glenn Evans.
With Standards Australia recently adopting a mould remediation standard, we look at how this hidden killer can harm both building occupants and HVAC&R technicians.
The Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC) has unveiled its latest licensing fees, which are indexed annually in line with the Wage Price Index (WPI).
Dr Michael Riese, M.AIRAH, urges us to rethink how we explain cooling to those without a technical background.
Bryon Price, L.AIRAH, has been awarded the James Harrison Medal at the 2025 AIRAH National Awards in recognition of his outstanding lifetime contribution to the HVAC&R profession and to the Institute.
Despite the challenges facing Australian manufacturing, HVAC&R businesses are increasingly looking to build their capacity locally.
Stefan Jensen, L.AIRAH, has been recognised with the WR Ahern Award at the 2025 AIRAH National Awards for his outstanding technical contribution to the HVAC&R industry through published research.
Brett Fairweather, F.AIRAH, has been recognised with the Excellence in Knowledge Building award at the 2025 AIRAH National Awards for his outstanding contribution to training, education and professional development across the HVAC&R industry.
AIRAH’s Rising Stars brings together three award streams that recognise emerging leaders and high-performing students who are contributing to the future of Australia’s HVAC&R industry. While awarded separately, these categories collectively highlight the next generation of industry talent.
Airmaster’s Women’s Working Group has been recognised with the Leadership in Diversity and Inclusion award at the 2025 AIRAH National Awards.
Inderpal Saund has been recognised for his leadership in natural refrigeration technology and his commitment to industry-wide training through his role as head instructor at the Beijer Ref Academy in Sydney.
Louvreclad has been recognised for its Aerion Series of vertical performance louvres, an Australian-engineered product that sets a new benchmark in aerodynamic and weather performance for architectural façades.
Woolworths Group has been recognised for its Woolworths Doolandella HVAC&R integrated T-CO₂ system, taking out two national awards for the same project.
A.G. Coombs has been recognised for its work on the 540 Wickham St. project, delivering a complex HVAC retrofit that supports the building’s transition towards net zero.
Ellis Air was recognised for its Queens Wharf chilled water ring main and heat recovery system.
AIRAH has announced the first 17 presenters for the 2026 HVAC Innovation Conference (HVAC26), taking place in Sydney from March 16–17, 2026.