MPAQ regularly release Press releases to the media throughout Queensland on matters relating to the Plumbing and Gas Industry

On 16 October 2019, the Ministerial Construction Council (Council) met at Parliament House in Brisbane during a Sitting of the Queensland Parliament.

The MPAQ Update is an e-newsletter that is issued to all members on a fortnightly basis. View previous editions here.

simPRO’s new Timesheet app gives technicians in both service and project environments the ability to keep track of time and easily allocate hours worked from their mobile devices.

Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) Executive Director, Penny Cornah, has applauded the Queensland Parliament for passing once in a generation fairness laws on Thursday 26 October.

A new $12 million Beenleigh training facility will equip up to 700 apprentices with skills needed to secure jobs in plumbing, fire protection and mechanical services industries.

The Master Plumber magazine is a specialist publication servicing the needs of its members and the plumbing industry. View previous 2020 editions.

A strong warning has been issued to the public looking at cheaper alternatives to fix plumbing and electrical issues around their house.

MPAQ have put together some of the important points from the 2017 - 2018 Federal Budget that will affect our members.

Measuring employee productivity and performance can be a difficult task, but with a little creativity and forward planning, you can ensure your workers perform up to, if not exceed, their full potential. A column by Ray Hodge.

James Sims from Laser Plumbing Gumdale has walked away with two apprentice of the year awards, including the being named the overall Apprentice of the Year at the 2018 Plumbing and Gas Industry Awards.

Obsidian Plumbing Pty Ltd, a Gold Coast based company have taken out the QLeave Commercial and Industrial Technical Award at the 2017 Plumbing and Gas Industry Awards, held on Friday night at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Brisbane.