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ABCB releases NCC 2025 preview, highlighting key updates in water, fire and energy

The Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has released the National Construction Code (NCC) 2025 preview, giving practitioners early access to the next edition before its full publication. Jurisdictions may consider adoption from 1 May 2026. The preview reflects updates informed by public consultation and technical review, helping building professionals understand changes that could affect their projects. ADVERTISEMENT Key updates in NCC 2025 Proposals not included Some public comment proposals have been excluded from NCC 2025: The NCC 2025 pr...

ABCB releases NCC 2025 preview, highlighting key updates in water, fire and energy

Electrical Connection

02 September 2026

NHP upgrades Auckland facility to strengthen trans-Tasman distribution network

electrical

02 Sep 2026

ByElectrical Connection

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NHP upgrades Auckland facility to strengthen trans-Tasman distribution network

NHP Electrical Engineering Products has upgraded its Auckland facility, making it the company’s second-largest distribution centre alongside its main hub in Laverton, Victoria. The upgrade was completed to increase capacity, improve safety and compliance and make distribution more efficient as demand continues to grow. ADVERTISEMENT The project included expanded storage, improved safety measures and updated workflows to support faster and more efficient operations. The site has also been designed to accommodate future growth. “This investment r...

NHP upgrades Auckland facility to strengthen trans-Tasman distribution network

Electrical Connection

02 September 2026

Consumers warned to check sparkie registration as disaster recovery work ramps up

electrical

02 Jun 2026

ByElectrical Connection

2 min read

Consumers warned to check sparkie registration as disaster recovery work ramps up

Telecommunications services are a lifeline during emergencies, supporting mobile networks, internet access, financial transactions and the rapid dissemination of critical information from authorities. As recovery efforts begin in areas affected by floods or fires, there is a real risk of unscrupulous operators presenting themselves as cablers, particularly for home and small business installations. ADVERTISEMENT Telecommunications sparkies are required by law to be registered and to provide compliance certificates to clients after completing wo...

Consumers warned to check sparkie registration as disaster recovery work ramps up

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ABCB releases NCC 2025 preview, highlighting key updates in water, fire and energy

NHP upgrades Auckland facility to strengthen trans-Tasman distribution network

Consumers warned to check sparkie registration as disaster recovery work ramps up

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