Government risks missing the mark on supporting construction jobs
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) is concerned by the Albanese Government’s decision to exclude civil trades from its newly announced Key Apprentices Program. While the program represents a much-needed focus on addressing Australia’s skills shortage, […]
Government risks missing the mark on supporting construction jobs
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) is concerned by the Albanese Government’s decision to exclude civil trades from its newly announced Key Apprentices Program. While the program represents a much-needed focus on addressing Australia’s skills shortage, […]
Housing Enabling Infrastructure required to correct stagnant low ABS Dwelling Commencements
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) National CEO, Nicholas Proud, has welcomed the prominence of civil infrastructure in the current election campaign, calling it a pivotal moment for Australia’s future at a time of historic lows […]
CCF Commends Housing Enabling Infrastructure Policy
Civil Contractors Federation Australia CEO, Nicholas Proud said today, “the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) commends the release of the $5b Housing Enabling Infrastructure policy from the Federal Opposition.
“You cannot spend a dollar on housing until […]
CCF appointment to National Construction Industry Forum
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) is pleased to have been appointed to the National Construction Industry Forum to provide advice to the Government on a broad range of issues relating to work in the building […]
CCF Response to CFMEU Administration
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) has today welcomed the appointment of Mr. Mark Irving KC as the independent administrator of the Construction and General Division of the CFMEU and its associated state branches. “This appointment […]
Civil contractors welcome legislation to restore civility to civil construction
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) strongly supports legislation introduced today by the Federal Government to place all branches of the Construction and General division of the CFMEU under administration.
CCF National CEO Nicholas Proud said the […]
CCF ACKNOWLEDGES NEW LEADERSHIP FOCUS TO CIVIL IR AND SKILLS
As the Fair Work Commission National Registered Organisation for Civil Infrastructure, Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has welcomed the appointment of Senator Murray Watt to Workplace Relations […]
Construction Skills and Migration funding foundational for housing enabling infrastructure
Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has welcomed the announcement for the 2024-2025 Federal Budget to inject $90.6 million to boost the number of skilled workers in the […]
Roads, Rail and Renewable Infrastructure need certainty
Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has supported the work and progress to get to net carbon zero emissions and the EPBC legislative review process it has participated […]
Net Overseas Migration – housing infrastructure = FY2025 Cost of Living Catastrophe
Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has called on a national rethink of housing infrastructure policy in the wake of new Net Overseas Migration numbers coupled record declines […]
The housing solution is clear its civil – but you just cant see it…
There is a clear freefall in the rate of housing activity, which comes at the worst possible time on the back of Net Overseas Migration rising to rates not seen since post world war 2.
Housing […]
