Worker fined for unlicensed electrical work
22 May, 2025A Perth man has been fined for completing an entire switchboard relocation without holding any type of electrical licence.
Contractor fined after apprentice receives electric shock
20 May, 2025No supervising electrical worker was present when a second-year electrical apprentice was installing exit lights at a property in Forrestfield, WA.
Marinus Link one step closer to construction
16 May, 2025An agreement with global consultancy company Jacobs is set to ramp up construction of the proposed undersea electricity and data interconnector between Tas and Vic.
Siemens appoints Teck Global as value-added reseller in Australia
15 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Siemens LtdThe appointment of Perth-based Teck Global follows several successful collaborations on recent projects with Siemens.
AEMC's final rule aims to make grid more resilient
13 May, 2025The Australian Energy Market Commission has created a final rule explicitly focused on making the electricity grid more resistant to extreme weather.
Business fined for refusing to provide electrical information
09 May, 2025A WA construction business has been fined $6000 for disregarding an official request to provide information during an electrical compliance investigation.
Ampcontrol honours departing CEO
08 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Ampcontrol Pty LtdAfter a 25-year career with the company, Rod Henderson is moving on from his role as Managing Director and CEO.
MEA welcomes election result; calls for further action
06 May, 2025 | Supplied by: Master Electricians AustraliaWhile praising Labor government commitments, including apprenticeship subsidies and asset tax write-offs, Master Electricians Australia says more can be done.
Risky electrical installation leads to $4K fine
29 April, 2025A WA electrician has received a $4000 fine after he failed to install an essential safety feature at a house that was under construction.
Energy Networks Australia releases election 'wish list'
22 April, 2025 | Supplied by: Energy Networks AustraliaENA is advocating for six critical federal policy measures to ensure a reliable, affordable and low-emissions energy future for the nation.
Electrical retailers fined for non-compliant appliances
15 April, 2025 | Supplied by: Building and EnergyTwo Perth retailers have received fines of $5000 each after inspectors found most of the electrical appliances on sale lacked the required safety certification.
Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?
08 April, 2025 by Cathy Brand, Chief Executive Officer, Brooks Australia | Supplied by: Brooks AustraliaCompanies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model.
Legrand expands its Australian data centre portfolio
08 April, 2025 | Supplied by: Legrand Australia P/LThe electrical and digital building infrastructure company has acquired Australian business Computer Room Solutions.
ETU responds to Budget
01 April, 2025 | Supplied by: Electrical Trades Union (ETU)The Electrical Trades Union has responded positively to the federal Budget, highlighting wins such as the introduction of a national electrical licence.
Electrician fined $15K for bullying and sexual harassment
25 March, 2025The Victorian electrical contractor repeatedly engaged in inappropriate sexual behaviour towards a young female apprentice.
