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Dec 04, 2024
Another year of supporting members through entitlements, industry leading health services and training
Our 2024 Annual Report released today shows how we have continued to support members and the wider industry while expanding our national footprint. Throug...
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Nov 18, 2024
A statement from Incolink
As we expand to support more construction employers and workers than ever before, we have provided this statement in response to an inquiry from the AFR: A...
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Nov 07, 2024
Bluehats come together to share, learn and connect at the 2024 Bluehats conference
Last Friday we held our second Bluehats conference at the Melbourne Museum. Over half a day Bluehats had the chance to come together to share, learn and c...
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Oct 24, 2024
West Gate Bridge Memorial 54 years on
Last week marked 54 years since the collapse of the West Gate Bridge, Australia’s worst construction safety incident. Hundreds gathered at the memorial si...
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Oct 10, 2024
Incolink welcomes directors
Incolink welcomes directors Elizabeth Lukin, Sherri Hayward and Zach Smith, appointed to the board of Incolink on Tuesday 8 October 2024 by CFMEU Administr...
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Sept 12, 2024
Welcoming our NSW employers
Since expanding our operations into NSW we’ve been rolling out our services across the state. On behalf of CEO Erik Locke, NSW General Manager Monica Vard...
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Sept 06, 2024
Bringing Incolink health checks to NSW sites
In July we launched our on-site programs for our New South Wales members. Starting strong with a booked-out health check program on a major Sydney project...
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Aug 06, 2024
Incolink CEO Erik Locke: When the RBA deliberates, the construction industry holds its breath
In 1965 the new $10 million Reserve Bank Building opened as a starkly modern symbol of a new Australia that was now ready to step out of the shadows of the...
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July 30, 2024
Partnering with Planet Plumbing to support the mental health of their workforce
In Australia construction workers are 84% more likely to take their own lives compared to other industries. Since 2018 we’ve seen a significant number of ...
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