Welcome to all our new members who joined last month!

Multi-award winning couple, Andy and Angela Smith, are Australia’s leading authority on the transformation of trade businesses.

Queensland Health is now undertaking a post-implementation review of the management plan provisions to consider the impacts of the new requirements.

Queenslanders working in the building and construction sector will soon have greater protection from the devastating impact of company collapses.

If you’re in the building and construction industry, the hot topic right now is the changes by the QBCC to the Minimum Financial Requirements. One of the major changes is that you must now lodge reports annually to the QBCC, with 2019 being the first year.

Queensland Master Plumbers’ Member Meeting provide a forum for members across all regions of Queensland to raise concerns and discuss industry issues.

Boring meetings are usually run by boring people! A successful meeting should provide clarity, ensure key priorities are being implemented, help you act quickly, align your team to focus on a common goal and over time, reduce the reliance of the business on the owner.

The Fair Work Commission is currently reviewing submissions before handing down the 2018 annual wage review decision. MPAQ would like to remind members that each year the Award wage rates increase.

Opened in early 2018, the circa $1 billion Optus Stadium in Western Australia has transformed the scenic Burswood Peninsula into a world-class sporting and entertainment destination. The multi-purpose venue has a capacity of 60,000, making it the third-largest stadium in Australia.

The national epidemic of delayed invoice payments is set to create a huge surge in small business insolvencies over the course of this year, according to Jirsch Sutherland, a specialist insolvency and business recovery practice.

Rheem Australia has launched its new Rheem Maxi commercial filtered water taps range.

Tiffany English, the dynamic young founder and director of Modus Operandi, has dedicated her career to helping tradies simplify their lives and businesses. Earlier this month, her hard work was recognised, as she was awarded the Aspiring Young Business Women’s Award, an initiative recognizing outstanding and successful businesswomen and industry achievers across Queensland.