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ASSOCIATE UPDATE (Issue 21)

ASSOCIATE UPDATE (Issue 21)

Associate Committee Meeting Briony Rowley, CMPA Associate Committee Secretary On Thursday 28th April the CMPA Associate Committee gathered for their first official meeting of 2005. Thanks must go to David Batson for allowing us to use the William Adams facilities…

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 20)

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 20)

2005-2006 Membership Renewals All Members should be aware that the end of the 2004-05 financial year is fast approaching. The beginning of the 2005-06 financial year will see the CMPA renewing all membership applications for the new period. Membership fees…

SUPPORTING OUR ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

SUPPORTING OUR ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

Andrew Lambing, CMPA Associate Committee Chairperson Below is a full listing of the CMPA’s Associate Members sorted by industry groupings. Please support our Associates wherever possible, as without the support of the Associates the services of the CMPA would not…

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 19)

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 19)

Central Region Site Visits Recently the CMPA engaged the services of Ravindra Joggesur to conduct a review of the Work Safely Reference Manual. As part of the review, Sarah Kerr accompanied Ravindra to several sites in the central region of…

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 18)

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 18)

Off The Back Of The Truck… An Essential Industry It is obvious to identify our industry as an essential service as without which our community as we know it would not continue to function. We are beginning to wonder whether…

A HIDDEN TREASURE

A HIDDEN TREASURE

Supplied by “The Leader” newspaper Barossa Quarries is a thriving business hidden in Angaston and exports crushed stone products throughout Australia and overseas. Formerly known as Howard Quarries, which was established in 1938, Stephen and Rebecca Falland are the third…

PROUD MIGRANT WHO BUILT LEGACIES

PROUD MIGRANT WHO BUILT LEGACIES

LORENZO GALLI 18/1/1930 – 21/5/2004 Lorenzo Galli, a property developer, construction and quarry king and, most recently, the owner of a winery, has died in Melbourne after a short illness at age 74. Galli arrived in Australia in 1952 from…

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 17)

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS (Issue 17)

Off The Back Of The Truck… Potential banning the sales of quarry materials seems to have become a new role for the DPI with the introduction of the noxious weed control plan in the North East and Goulburn Broken catchment…

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