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  1. Midwest Economic Prospects Forum

    Master Builders and REIWA are co-hosting an Economic Prospects Forum in Geraldton next Thursday (12 July). The Midwest Development Commission is one of the panelists. Click here for more information and to register.

  2. Political Summit

    Click here for a snapshot of our recent Political Summit held in Canberra. Next year’s Summit will be even better as it will be combined with our inaugural Business Awards.

  3. GST Reform

    Master Builders commends Treasurer Scott Morrison for tackling the inequitable distribution of GST to WA following a Productivity Commission review. Although details and time frames have yet to be finalised, we are encouraged that more GST funds will flow to WA to boost our infrastructure projects.

  4. Master Builder Magazine

    The Winter issue of our magazine has been published and being circulated to members. Click here for an electronic version.

  5. Men’s Health and Wellbeing Survey

    Health Networks of the Department of Health WA invites you to provide feedback on the draft WA Men’s Health and Wellbeing Policy. The purpose of this Policy is to provide direction to the WA health system and its partners to deliver strategies that improve the physical, mental, social and emotional wellbeing of men and boys living in WA. It outlines WA’s response to the National Male Health Policy. Members are encouraged to complete the brief online survey here by 3 August.

  6. Apprentice Awards

    Builders and Sub-contractors are encouraged to nominate their best apprentice(s) for this year’s Master Builders Apprentice of the Year Awards. Entries close on 17 August. Click here to enter.

  7. Mates in Construction

    Brad Geatches has been appointed as CEO of Mates in Construction, replacing Godfrey Baronie. Click here for more.

  8. HOME in WA

    Catch the latest episode of HOME in WA this Sunday on Channel 7 at 2pm.

  9. HOME Editorial

    Click here to read the Director’s last editorial in The Sunday Times HOME magazine on 1 July explaining what security of payment means in the building industry.

  10. Non-Conforming Panels

    A Discussion Paper has been released on options for a permanent labelling system for aluminium composite panels with a polyethylene core. The options being considered include information plates permanently attached to buildings; permanently etched or stamped motif on external façade; use of cover data marking technology; maturation of current reviews and reforms. Master Builders is preparing a submission in response by 13 July.

  11. Single Touch Payroll

    If you are an employer with 20 or more employees, you are required to report your employees’ payroll information to the ATO via “Single Touch Payroll”. Click here for details. Employers with 19 or less employees will need to report through Single Touch Payroll from 1 July 2019.