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Feb 03, 2026
An RBA rate change – What it could mean for construction workers
Written by Dona Edwards (AR 1262208) authorised representative of Industry Fund Services Limited (AFSL 232514) If you’re an Incolink member juggling a mort...
Read moreJan 28, 2026
Incolink's summer campaign shows a surge in mental health help
New figures reveal there has been a surge in tradies reaching out for mental health help during the difficult December-January holiday period. Calls to the...
Read moreDec 23, 2025
Office and phone line closure over the Christmas New Year period
Incolink's office in Victoria will be closed from 12pm on 23 December 2025 to 9am on Monday 12 January 2026. Our NSW office will be closed until Monday 19 ...
Read moreDec 17, 2025
Answering some frequent Dividends questions
Last week, Incolink contacted all members eligible to receive the first dividend payment paid out by the organisation, with around 45,000 members from acro...
Read moreNov 27, 2025
CEO Erik Locke to depart Incolink after six years
STATEMENT FROM THE INCOLINK BOARD The Incolink Board has today informed our members and stakeholders that Erik Locke has decided to complete his term as CE...
Read moreNov 26, 2025
Incolink welcomes robust, fit-for-purpose regulation from ASIC
Incolink, Australia's oldest and largest worker entitlement fund, has welcomed greater regulation of our sector, confirming that its current approach to se...
Read moreNov 26, 2025
Incolink CEO announces annual dividend figures
Incolink Chief Executive Officer Erik Locke announced the figures for Incolink’s inaugural dividend payment at the PPTEU National Conference, held at PICAC...
Read moreNov 18, 2025
2025 Picnic Day
We look forward to seeing our members at the 2025 Picnic Day all around the country. You can find your closest Picnic Day location down below....
Read moreNov 03, 2025
Melbourne Cup: Enjoy the Day, Stay in Control
As the Melbourne Cup approaches, remember even small bets can add up, and the odds aren’t in your favour. In a field of 24 horses, you lose 96% of the time...
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