WHAT’S ON
SUSTAINING HSE&C IN RESOURCES &
CONSTRUCTION
29TH JULY, 2008
HILTON HOTEL, ADELAIDE
Drug testing of employees and managing depression in the
workplace are among the contentious issues to be discussed
at the national occupational health, safety, environment and
community (HSE&C) conference in Adelaide. The one-day
conference – “In it for the long haul: Sustaining HSE&C in
Resources & Construction” – will attract occupational health
and safety professionals from across the country in the
resources and construction sectors.
The conference will canvass a broad range of health and
safety issues, including the latest regulatory requirements,
well-being programs for employees, and environmental and
security considerations in the workplace.
For more information or to register your attendance,
visit www.nbassociates.com.au
or phone NB&A Events on (08) 8351 2688
CONFERENCE TO HIGHLIGHT GLAZING
EFFICIENCY
6TH – 8TH JULY 2008
CRAIGIEBURN RESORT, BOWRAL, NSW
The Window and Door Industry Council (WADIC) will hold its
first national conference in July 2008, focusing on the key
improvements that timber-framed performance glazing can
make to the comfort and thermal efficiency of Australian buildings.
The clear ‘new wave’ in responsible building practices involves
high-performance glazing and window products – and peak
industry body WADIC will address market trends and needs
when it convenes its first national conference in Bowral.
For further information call the conference organiser Carol
Holyoake, OMC Media, on (03) 9867 6822 or 0409 001 559 or
email carol.omc@bigpond.com.
CONFERENCE FOR THE FUTURE
28TH-30TH AUGUST 2008
ABSA CONFERENCE 2008
THE LANGHAM HOTEL, SOUTHBANK, MELBOURNE
This major event, themed Sustainable Housing – Climate
for Change, takes place at a critical time in history for
Australasian reform concerning climate change and
sustainable building practices.
It is co-presented with the Commonwealth Department
of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts and is also
supported by the Victorian and New Zealand governments.
For further information visist www.absa.net.au
BCME AUNTY JACK DVD COLLECTION WINNER
We were expecting a number of entries to threaten to ‘rip’ our ‘bloody arms off’,
and they did, too! Some looked forward to an opportunity of looking nostalgically back, others
compared Aunty Jack’s fashion to that of ‘old English aunts’. Two entries tickled us most pink.
One from our runner up, Garry Benson, who gave us An A-Zof Aunty Jack’s DVDs:
A Brilliant Comedy Delight! Everyone Finds Great Humour In Jack’s Krazy Life. Many
New Opportunities Provided. Quiet? Ridiculous! Special Times U Value With Xcellent
Yob Zanyness.
Our winner Brad Wrightson pretty much sent us a ransom note, once again threatening
the obvious:
“I will trade Aunty’s long-lost glove for your DVD collection. I’ll rip your
bloody arms off!”
However, what made it the winning entry was that the letters were
pasted to a golden boxing glove, not unlike Aunty’s own.