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Master Builders recently responded to the BIF Reforms Implementation and Evaluation Panel Discussion Paper.

The Australian Building Codes Board and the Queensland Building and Construction Commission recently confirmed a number of CodeMark Certificates of Conformity for ACP and EPS cladding products were withdrawn on the 12 February 2019.

With severe weather bearing down on South East Queensland, if you haven’t already started, it’s time to get your work sites in order.

In December 2018, Master Builders surveyed members, asking for their experiences with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission’s (QBCC) enforcement.

It has certainly been a hair-raising week and our thoughts and best wishes are with any anyone in the community feeling the impact of the flooding in the North Queensland region, particularly those hardest hit in and around Townsville.

In response to the Back our subbies campaign currently featuring in the Courier-Mail and a number of regional newspapers across Queensland, we've penned this response...

It’s bigger and better, fully compliant and now available in eDocs.

The Minimum Financial Requirements (MFR) framework will be implemented in stages. Phase 1 commenced on 1 January 2019.

On 18 December, 2018, the Federal Government introduced a new regulation to prevent the situation where a casual employee can be paid a casual loading but still claim for leave that would accrue to a permanent under the National Employment Standards (NES).