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Housing approvals still falling short – building industry calls for government to remove roadblocks

Building approvals for new dwellings have continued on a downward trajectory across Queensland, leaving the state well short of the number of homes needed to address booming demand.

Tenacity and talent take the crown at 2024 Mackay & Whitsunday Housing & Construction Awards

The excellent craftsmanship and impeccable standards Master Builders are renowned for were visible in the work of every winner at the 2024 Mackay & Whitsunday Housing & Construction Awards.

Master Builders delivering Home Truths on the road to the state poll

Master Builders is speaking the home truths shared by Queenslanders, calling on all sides of politics to better support the building and construction industry to grow the state for the good of all.

Small wins in building approvals – but red tape maintains its stranglehold on housing

As the state election countdown clock ticks louder, so too do the calls from the building and construction industry for greater support from all sides of politics to help tackle the housing crisis.

Union administration an important step to restoring community confidence in building industry

Master Builders supports new legislation to place the CFMEUQ C&G division into administration in Queensland, with the passage of a Bill amending the State’s Industrial Relations Act 2016.

Empowering women in construction to build a stronger, more inclusive industry

A new program is harnessing the expertise of the women doing great things in building and construction today, championing those who will help lead the industry into the future.

BPIC freeze a strong first step – but productivity issues will take time to thaw

After long speaking out against the productivity-sapping elements of the Best Practice Industry Conditions (BPIC), Master Builders applauds the Crisafulli Government’s decision to freeze the policy on its new projects.

Defective electrical cable

In late 2013 the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) issued a safety recall on all Infinity-branded power cables and Olsent power cables sourced from Infinity Cable Co Pty Ltd.

Are you liable?

The contractor is usually the first point of call when damages arise out of a product or building material failure.

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