Construction industry wants ongoing spending from next government
Governing Interest: Leaders from construction sector lay out policy wish lists ahead of the election.
Nicholas Pointon
Fri, 11 Aug 2023
Ongoing spending on building and infrastructure projects is at the top of the construction sector’s wish list this election, as the industry looks to stave off the worst effects of potential downturn.
After a boom period over the past few years that was accelerated during the initial years of the
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Nicholas Pointon
Fri, 11 Aug 2023
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