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Fri Aug 9

As Australia looks to join a coalition in Iran, the risks are many

Written by Tony Walker, Adjunct Professor, School of Communications, La Trobe University

The Morrison government must have a plan for Australia's involvement if the "peacekeeping" descends into hostility.AAP/Lukas Coch

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has indicated Australia will join a multinational peacekeeping force to protect freedom of navigation in the Gulf, but at this stage he has not indicated what form Australian participation...

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Why Plastering is the Backbone of Quality Construction
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Builders in Albury: Reliable Construction Services for Every Project
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Ladder Safety 101: How to Use Your Ladder Properly

(Source) Using a ladder is not rocket science. It is simple and easy to do, but if not used the right way, it can result in serious injuries. Ladder safety is something that you should never ignore, ...

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Avoiding Common Mistakes When Installing Warehouse Pallet Racking

(Source) Let’s face it: warehouse pallet racking is the unsung hero of any efficient storage system. It’s the backbone of your operations, the silent organiser that maintains your stock reachable, yo...

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Concrete vs Steel Sleepers - Which is Better for Your Home?

When it comes to house planning, every detail matters, right from the sleeper material you opt for landscaping or construction purposes. Concrete and steel sleepers are two of the most popular ones...

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