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The fifth International Conference on Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings is calling for abstracts.
Industry luminary Jeff Robinson, M.AIRAH, passed away suddenly last weekend. Deeply interested in and committed to sustainability, especially as it applies to the built environment, Robinson was involved in many industry organisations and initiatives. Robinson’s boundless capacity to connect, network and share his enthusiasm was reflected in the response to his passing. AIRAH CEO Sami […]
A refrigeration technician is among three female tradies to appear on the ‘Women Succeed in Trades’ tram promotion.
Global professional services company GHD has appointed Jim Giannopoulos as its new Chief Executive Officer.
The federal government has released the National Energy Performance Strategy (NEPS), with a focus on lowering energy bills.
Milieu Labs has announced the release of its new ZoneMate and Service Dashboard solutions, which provide HVAC zoning and remote monitoring.
The MATES Big Lap will see participants running, walking, swimming, and cycling to combat suicide in sectors including construction.
The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) will become the administrator for NABERS UK under a new partnership.
Three award-winning year 12 students from Darwin need to raise $5,000 by Wednesday, April 10 to attend an international science fair in LA.
The Living Future Institute of Australia (LFA) has opened registrations for its Living Future Accreditation.
Workplace hazard-management expert Sebastian Tiller from Octfolio.com.au shares his tips on managing asbestos in HVAC retrofits of older buildings.
The Environmental Protection Agency has reached a settlement with Resonac after the company imported hydrofluorocarbons into the USA.
The Western Australian government is hosting information sessions about professional registration for engineers across the state.
A group of international experts has presented a blueprint for national indoor quality standards for public buildings.
The Materials and Embodied Carbon Leaders’ Alliance is hosting free events across Australia on April 18 to highlight building services.
The ARC has recommended refrigerant analysers become an essential workshop item for refrigeration technicians and businesses.
New research has shown that not only are temperatures rising, but the heat index might be intensifying at an even greater rate.
On March 22, the DBI initiative ran a workshop at University of Melbourne to coordinate action on embodied carbon.
Standards Australia has appointed Emma Harrington as its new Chief Executive Officer, replacing outgoing CEO Adrian O’Connell.
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) is hosting a webinar about the value of hiring neurodivergent talent.