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Issue 8 – Nov 2002

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EDUCATION (Issue 8)

EDUCATION (Issue 8)

Education is an important backbone to any industry and the CMPA sees the extractive industry no differently. Chairperson Ron Kerr said the economic success of the industry is underpinned by the quality of the people working in it. He added…

AGM PULLS NUMBERS AND PLAUDITS

AGM PULLS NUMBERS AND PLAUDITS

The 2002 CMPA AGM was held at William Adam’s Laverton facility in late July with more than 140 people attending to hear guest speakers, CMPA annual reports and enjoy a buffet style dinner. NEM Communication’s, Tim Connellen, ably acted as…

PSV ISSUE CLOSED

PSV ISSUE CLOSED

One of the earliest issues the CMPA reviewed on behalf of a member was the failure of VicRoads off-shoot Sprayline to advise of a PSV specifications change when requesting sealing aggregate rates. The CMPA member won the tender to supply…

TAX CHANGES CAUSE SERIOUS CONCERN

TAX CHANGES CAUSE SERIOUS CONCERN

A review of the life of asset depreciation schedules for quarrying equipment currently being undertaken by the Australian Tax Office could have serious impact on the financial viability of independent operators in the industry, according to the CMPA. The ATO…

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