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Canberra leads way in making short-staffed construction industry more attractive for women

April 3, 2025

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Infrastructure ACT’s Gillian Geraghty says the ACT is already rolling out Culture Standard requirements for projects. Photos: Ian Bushnell.

Infrastructure ACT is not waiting for proposed requirements to make construction sites more people friendly, particularly for women, to whom the industry…

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