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Building Commission Audits Bendigo in February

The Building Commission will undertake performance audits in the Northwest Region of Victoria in the final week of February 2005.

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  Construction Contracts Act

How does it affect you? What is covered by the Act? What is excluded from the Act? How are Contracts Affected?

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  Building Industry National Code and Guidelines Forces Change

The National Code and Guidelines for the building and construction industry will increasingly force change in workplace relations in the industry, according to Master Builders Australia, the peak body for the building and construction industry.

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  Slow Home Sales Magnify Rate Concerns

There is further evidence today that more heat has come out of Australia's new home market, raising greater concerns over the effect of higher interest rates.

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  Business capital spending gives economy a kick along

Businesses have been opening their wallets wider than expected to splash out on equipment and buildings, giving the economy a kick-along in the process.

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  Encouraging moves by Government towards workplace reform

The address today by the Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations signals an encouraging reform agenda. While more details are clearly yet to come the statement identifies areas already highlighted by Ai Group as essential ingredients for workplace reform.

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New Home Sales fall to a 4-yr low

New home sales for January fell to the lowest level in four years as speculation of interest rate rises increases. The HIA sales figures showed that after a weak December sales had failed to bounce back in January, which raises concerns o interest rate hikes. The decline was consistent with new houses down 1.5% and multi units down 21.2% as buyers remain cautious. (SMH 28/2/05)