Trades hub set for construction after jobs and skills survey finds essential training lacking

Alasdair McDonald
Updated June 30 2020 - 5:42pm, first published June 29 2020 - 2:07pm
GOING AHEAD: St Hilliers Construction's Tim Casey, Mark Perkins, Greg Malenstein, Brant Wood and Scott Gorman with Bega MP Andrew Constance on Friday. Picture: Alasdair McDonald
GOING AHEAD: St Hilliers Construction's Tim Casey, Mark Perkins, Greg Malenstein, Brant Wood and Scott Gorman with Bega MP Andrew Constance on Friday. Picture: Alasdair McDonald

Sydney-based construction group St Hilliers are set to begin work on a $17million trades hub as part of the now $25million new TAFE NSW site in Bega.

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