Check out all the highlights from the August edition of CCN Magazine including an Indoor Air Quality feature and meet our Top 20 apprentices under 25 years of age.

Industrial designer Kevin Chiam has created a 3D-printed wearable air purifier that is deigned to remove air pollution from around the user using a water vapour.

A new HVAC company founded by thermal scientists, engineers and talent from juggernauts like Tesla and Nest has given the humble home air conditioner a radical makeover.

The race to provide healthy buildings and ensure occupant well-being has led to the introduction of disinfecting robots.

High school students in Sydney’s west get a hands-on introduction to the refrigeration and air conditioning trade.

Strategies to improve the delivery of refrigerated product in the cold chain will be covered at CCN Live this Friday, 5 November, 2021.

Airmaster has entered into an agreement to acquire fire protection services company Celsius Fire and its Queensland operations, Fire2U.

More greenhouse gases were produced in 2018 than any previous year, despite more than 20 countries reducing their carbon emissions since 2000.

Every year on World Refrigeration Day the entire industry in Australia comes together to promote the essential nature of HVACR.

Family owned fruit producer Montague is paving a path of sustainable practice using the latest technology at its new $66 million site.

A German Environment Agency study warns of the long term risks associated with the use of hydrofluoroolefins (HFOs).

Oxfam found the loss in GDP for the G7 nations is double that of the coronavirus pandemic.

Toshiba's light commercial range will move to R32 this year while VRF systems will switch in early 2022.

Under the City of Sydney’s proposal, development applications must comply with minimum energy ratings from January 2023.

Federal Labor has announced a $100 million plan to support 10,000 apprenticeships in clean energy.

A full roundup of last night’s federal budget 2021 and what it means for the HVACR industry.