Territory Construction Association, Darwin NT
As part of the Economic Stimulus package, the Commonwealth Government has committed funding of $14.7 billion over three years to provide new facilities and refurbishments in Australian schools to meet the needs of the 21st century students and teachers through the "Building the Education Revolution" program. [More]
BELLAMACK
A builders forum was held on the 17th July 2009 to discuss the Bellamack project. Expressions of Interest are now being taken from Builders for the Display Village blocks for $180,000 inc GST. Details are attached. The first official land release date is Saturday 4th July 2009, where 50 residential blocks will be released to the market, all priced under $200,000.
[More]OPERATION STIMULOUS - PROGRESS REPORT
The National Economic Stimulous Plan - Progress Report. (Released 21 June 2009)
SMALL BUSINESS FAIR DISMISSAL CODESmall Business Fair Dismissal Code [More]
MBA CEO UPDATE
Special Bulletin outlining MBA's initial analysis of the Building and Construction Transition Bill tabled in Parliament by Julia Gillard
Click Here for the CEO Update.
AMENDMENT TO BUILDING HEIGHTS IN THE CBDThere is a proposal to amend the NT Planning Scheme with respect to Building Heights and Volumetric Controls in the Darwin CB zone.
If you have any questions regarding the amendment please contact David Haylock, DPI – 8999 6121.
[More]TCA FINANCIAL REPORTS
Financial Reports of the Territory Construction Association. [More]
What we do
The purpose of TCA is to further the interests of its members in all spheres of activity, particularly in the promotion of industry development and the delivery of business services to members.
TCA aims to be recognised for a number of organisational qualities. We aim to be:
- a quality provider of information and services
- politically astute, credible and independent
- a valuable member of the community
- distinctly Territorian and
- a highly successful events management organisation
TCA's main objective is the promotion of the Building and Construction Industry in the NT through:
- access to government, representation on all major industry committees
- political lobbying on issues affecting the construction industry including builders licensing and Home Warranty Insurance
- industry training, information seminars
- business support, expert advice, networking opportunities
