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Master Plumbers has promoted and rewarded education and training through the Gold Medal and Training Awards.
Master Plumbers has promoted and rewarded education and training through the Gold Medal and Training Awards.
The Indicative Gross Hourly Rate Guide is made up of a number of factors; including but not limited to, wage rates, fares allowance and travel allowance. As a result of the increase to the Superannuation Guarantee Charge from 1 July 2022, Master Plumbers has updated Appendix J. A revised Appendix J can be found here.
Following the Federal election, eyes will now turn to the Victorian election in November. To ensure the voice of the industry is heard, Master Plumbers has developed a policy statement on the increasing need to protect our public health, economic prosperity and energy future.
Following the Federal election, eyes will now turn to the Victorian election in November. To ensure the voice of the industry is heard, Master Plumbers has developed a policy statement on the increasing need to protect our public health, economic prosperity and energy future.
In the wake of the pandemic, workloads have increased as plumbers play catch up and supply shortages and increased costs have compounded the issue. In a recent episode of Master Plumbers Radio, Dr Izzy...
Sifting through the compliance requirements is not easy when it comes to drain-bedding material. Here, Master Plumbers’ Senior Technical Advisor Gary Bath guides you through.
In this new Master Plumbers’ Series, our technical advice team share the answers to some of the most asked questions. For our Winter Edition, Aaron Bridger takes on the questions that send chills down the spine of Victorian plumbers and are a risk for...
In this new Master Plumbers’ Series, our technical advice team share the answers to some of the most asked questions. For our Winter Edition, Aaron Bridger takes on the questions that send chills down the spine of Victorian plumbers and are a risk for consumers.
A gradual gender shift in plumbing is happening thanks to the Women in Plumbing initiative and to many individual plumbers and plumbing businesses who have taken intentional action over the years. Kate Jones meets...
Peter Jensen took a road trip to the south-west region of Victoria for the Cobden Vintage Rally where the Cistern Chapel was revealed.
As winter closes in, some plumbers might want to take a leaf out of Richard Burrows’ book and head to the top end. Kathryn Kernohan writes about his decision to move from the cold...
The March tax wrap from the ATO is choc-full of valuable information to keep your business safe and compliant.
The sixth annual Plumbing and Fire Industry Awards (PFIA) were held Thursday 17 March 2022 at Crown Palladium.
2021 ended with the discovery of Omicron, a new COVID strain. This sent shockwaves through financial markets as they responded to renewed uncertainty. COVID itself and any new strains will continue to pose a risk to global growth and recovery. But, as the world adapts to living with the virus, thankfully each new wave has […]
Joshua Boyd, Principal Broker, Marsh Trades Team has assisted businesses with their insurance renewals for many years, in this edition he offers his advice on how to combat unnecessary stress.
It has been two years since COVID hit Australia, bringing with it ever-changing restrictions and overall uncertainty. But there was a silver lining to the pandemic for Josh Day, founder of Melbourne’s J Day...
Jorden Horwood hasn’t encountered many female plumbers across his 16-year plumbing career - and it’s fair to say he’s far from alone. Although plumbing remains one of the most sought after and reliable industries in Australia, as of last year, only 101 of the...
Jorden Horwood hasn’t encountered many female plumbers across his 16-year plumbing career - and it’s fair to say he’s far from alone. Although plumbing remains one of the most sought after and reliable industries in Australia, as of last year, only 101 of the more than 30,000 registered plumbers in Victoria were women. That’s less […]
Keeping on top of what your mind and body needs is not a set and forget exercise as Kate Jones reports.
Keeping on top of what your mind and body needs is not a set and forget exercise as Kate Jones reports.
With tax time just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about what you can and can’t claim in your tax return. The ATO has these handy tips to help employee plumbers tackle some common claims in our industry.
With tax time just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about what you can and can’t claim in your tax return. The ATO has these handy tips to help employee plumbers tackle some common claims in our industry.
The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has issued an advisory notice for all stakeholders impacted by the WaterMark Certification Scheme.
The Victorian Government’s Climate Adaptation Plans are unlikely to disrupt industry and that may not be a good thing.
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