The process of drafting regulations and rules and interpreting it, has many facets. Is the Rule Maker more important than the Interpreter?
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Spanish marble breakthrough
As quarries worldwide grapple with the environmental burdens of excavated rock, a Spanish company has shown it is possible to recycle ? and profit from - its mountains of marble.
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MK500 Firefighting Pump
Designed to pump considerable volumes of water, the GAAM MK500 pump is suited to large fire applications and has a three cylinder Hatz diesel engine with two 64mm outlets fitted to the single stage pump.
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Primary/Secondary Scraper with single mounting point
The Exterra SFL dual belt cleaner is the market?s first primary and secondary belt cleaning system. It is designed to eliminate material carry back from the top cover of conveyor belting after it passes over the head pulley.
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TESAB 623CT Impact Crusher
This 26 tonne secondary crusher has been enhanced to increase material flow through the crusher unit, pushing output capacities in excess of 150 tonnes per hour. It now comes with a hydraulic folding hopper design for rapid transport and set-up, making it an ideal package for the current market.
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High Performance Brake fluid
The brake manufacturer Bendix has launched a new range of Bendix DOT3 and DOT4 brake fluids featuring an advanced formula for optimum performance.
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High pressure stainless steel reel released
Australian Pump industries have released a new range of stainless steel high pressure hose reels called the Aussie Hydrotek range. The collection of reels can be used at pressure ratings as high as 5000 psi, and at temperatures up to 130oC.. Being manufactured in stainless steel gives it a high resistance to corrosion.
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Queensland Safety Show breaks attendance records
All previous attendance records were shattered on the first day of the Queensland Safety Show in Brisbane on 21 June.
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R&D tax credit takes flight
The Federal Government?s new Research and Development tax credit incentive commenced on 1 July, 2011. The $1.8 billion tax credit is designed to help Australian companies become more competitive globally with increased productivity and the development of innovative products.
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Future growth, cost pressures for engineering, construction
The Australian Industry Group/Australian Constructors Association (ACA) Construction Outlook survey for 2012 has forecast stronger growth for engineering and commercial construction in 2011 and 2012.
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