MYSTERIOUS: Jon davies - What They Never Told You

Union clean-up hit as ailing corruption fighter quits

The resignation of the administrator hand-picked to stamp out corruption in a construction union shows government efforts are failing, the opposition says.

AAP · Apr 27

'Shemozzle': Olympics plan could lead to venue delays

The venues for the 2032 Olympics venues may not be delivered on time, a construction leader has warned as he took aim at uncertainty surrounding Games planning.

AAP · Dec 17, 2024

Who ate all the falafels? The changing face of football’s match-day menus

From Brentford’s butter chicken to Hull City’s katsu curry and Forest Green Rovers’ all-vegan offerings, football food in England is now in a different league from the pies of old

The Guardian - UK · Sep 14, 2024

New book published on life and career of Lord Jeremy Beecham

The new book argues that Lord Beecham's 55-year career as a councillor deserves greater recognition

Chronicle Live · Nov 20, 2022

Wales' best rugby players this season, according to stats at Pivac's disposal

The figures reveal which players have been performing best in early weeks of season

Wales Online · Oct 12, 2022

The huge Scarlets v Ospreys controversies dissected as game lasts 100 minutes, Jon Davies bemused and chaos unfolds

Referee Adam Jones and his TMO had their work cut out in an incident packed Welsh derby showdown which dragged on

Wales Online · Sep 18, 2022

Oracle Homes collapse leaves hundreds in the lurch, but what is the forecast for building a home?

As hundreds of property owners wait to see what will become of their unfinished houses following the collapse of Oracle Homes, we asked the experts what the future may hold.

ABC News · Aug 27, 2022

How to fix Australia’s shortage of tradies

More women and better technology are the keys to the tradie shortage crippling Australia’s building industry, construction leaders say. Attracting more

The New Daily · Aug 15, 2022

Building regulation must strike balance

A peak construction body says the Albanese government's decision to overhaul building code regulations came as a surprise and could damage the economy.

AAP · Jul 24, 2022

In Australia there are more insolvencies in the construction sector than any other, and consumers are paying the price

The construction industry records more insolvencies each year than any other sector, which is being exacerbated by increased costs and labour shortages. Consumers and lawyers are calling for increased protections for homebuyers as some find themselves stuck with half-built houses when companies go broke.

ABC News · Mar 31, 2022