There has been a lot of conversation about what the budget will mean for Australians and the opportunities it will provide.
Following the budget being released, I reached out to Dr Diaswati (Asti) Mardiasmo, Chief Economist for PRD Real Estate to further understand the key outcomes of the budget for the construction industry.
“The Federal Budget 2022-23 puts the issue of housing supply at its centre, through the establishment of the National Housing Accord, the National Housing and Homelessness Plan, and a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council,” Dr Mardiasmo said.
“This holds promise and opportunities not only for Australians in general but for those in the property and or construction industry.

There has been a lot of conversation about what the budget will mean for Australians and the opportunities it will provide.
Following the budget being released, I reached out to Dr Diaswati (Asti) Mardiasmo, Chief Economist for PRD Real Estate to further understand the key outcomes of the budget for the construction industry.
“The Federal Budget 2022-23 puts the issue of housing supply at its centre, through the establishment of the National Housing Accord, the National Housing and Homelessness Plan, and a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council,” Dr Mardiasmo said.
“This holds promise and opportunities not only for Australians in general but for those in the property and or construction industry.

There has been a lot of conversation about what the budget will mean for Australians and the opportunities it will provide.
Following the budget being released, I reached out to Dr Diaswati (Asti) Mardiasmo, Chief Economist for PRD Real Estate to further understand the key outcomes of the budget for the construction industry.
“The Federal Budget 2022-23 puts the issue of housing supply at its centre, through the establishment of the National Housing Accord, the National Housing and Homelessness Plan, and a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council,” Dr Mardiasmo said.
“This holds promise and opportunities not only for Australians in general but for those in the property and or construction industry.

There has been a lot of conversation about what the budget will mean for Australians and the opportunities it will provide.
Following the budget being released, I reached out to Dr Diaswati (Asti) Mardiasmo, Chief Economist for PRD Real Estate to further understand the key outcomes of the budget for the construction industry.
“The Federal Budget 2022-23 puts the issue of housing supply at its centre, through the establishment of the National Housing Accord, the National Housing and Homelessness Plan, and a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council,” Dr Mardiasmo said.
“This holds promise and opportunities not only for Australians in general but for those in the property and or construction industry.

In October I was contact by Stephanie Hajducek, founder of This One’s for the Gals, asking if I would participate in their Careers in Construction Month initiative.
The initiative is to highlight one woman working in the construction industry every day in October. My answer was a very quick yes.

From the young tradie making her mark on job sites to the women project managing and coming up with innovative solutions, the awards give a confident nod to those making inroads in a male-dominated field. And they signal to others that anything is possible. 23 September 2022 Publication: Ipswich News Today KEEP READING

Women across Australia will now have access to vital information that can open pathways to careers in construction thanks to a smartphone application recently launched by Awesome Women in Construction (AWIC). September 6, 2022 Publication: Moore Global KEEP READING

The American not-for-profit organisation, This One’s For The Gals, was founded to help inform girls in years K-12 about the career opportunities available to them in non-traditional and male-dominated occupations, such as construction. AWIC Founder and CEO Amanda Bulow was recently featured in the ‘Women In Industry’ series, and talked about her journey to having […]

Amanda Bulow, CEO and Founder of Awesome Women in Construction (AWIC) When most people outside the construction industry picture what the typical workplace looks like, they generally think of a group of men in hardhats and hi-vis. The reality, however, can be very different – especially for women. Awesome Women in Construction (AWIC) was founded […]

What started out as a breakfast with 14 women in construction, turned very quickly to 40 by the third breakfast. In March 2022, they will celebrate their fifth anniversary and founder Amanda said the future holds a lot of growth. “AWIC was founded out of the need for women in construction to connect and support […]