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Webinex Talks
by Weathertex
Welcome to Weathertex Webinex Talks, where innovation meets inspiration in the world of sustainable building!Join us as we dive into thought-provoking conversations with Australia’s top architects, builders, designers and industry experts. Each episode is packed with expert insights, real-world experience and game-changing ideas that are shaping the future of construction and design. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just passionate about the built environment, Webinex Talks delivers the knowledge, trends and inspiration you need to stay ahead.Tune in NOW!
Episodes
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Power of Authentic Leadership with Jason O'Hagan
Jason O'Hagan, Managing Director of Weathertex joins Peter Cox on his podcast - How To Lead Your Business At the core of great leadership is trust—a value exemplified by Jason O'Hagan, Managing Director of Weathertex, whose inspiring journey from starting as a pallet clerk to heading a global...
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Weathertex on Energy Matters Road to Zero
In this episode, @roshan.ramnarain, CEO of Energy Matters, catches up with Jason O’Hagan, CEO of Weathertex, and Jason Zantiotis, Executive Operations Leader of Weathertex, to discuss this episode of ENERGY MATTERS. This Energy Matters episode features host @designerjamestreble and Jason…
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Search Alex - Specification Podcast - Weathertex
Joe Vu & Laurence Ritchie from Search Alex talk to Andrew Savage about Weathertex.
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Global Greentag International – what makes them unique as building product certifiers?
Global Greentag has taken on the critical task of eliminating Modern Slavery from supply chains. But what puts Greentag in a unique position to help build trust in the green marketplace and maybe even save the planet in the process? Join David Baggs from Global Greentag to learn more. David Baggs...
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R U OK Webinar… Weathertex Talks with NRL Legends Wayne Pearce and Chris Walker
As part of R U OK Day, Jason O’Hagan, Managing Director of Weathertex will be interviewing NRL legends Wayne Pearce and Chris Walker to discuss some of their career highlights, how they managed their own wellbeing during high pressured situations and challenges and current charity work involvement.
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Webinex Talks - Circular Economies and the Built Environment
Simply put, a circular economy is a systemic approach to economic development designed to benefit businesses, society, and the environment. In contrast to the ‘take-make-waste’ linear model, a circular economy is regenerative by design and aims to gradually decouple growth from the consumption of...
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Is passivhaus the future for Australian house design?
Dick and his colleagues at Envirotecture have carved out a reputation as the main ‘go-to’ Passive Haus design practice in NSW, having designed all three Certified Passive Haus projects built to date in NSW. Europe is leading the way when it comes to the Passive Haus movement, but is it necessary…
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Biophilia and the Built Environment
Simply put, Biophilia focuses on those aspects of the natural world that have contributed to human health and productivity in the age-old struggle to be fit and survive. Biophilic Design seeks to connect our inherent need to affiliate with nature in the modern built environment. Biophilia is one...
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Behavioural Design in a Covid/Post Covid World
In partnership with DNA Behavior International™, Deborah provides a suite of behavioural management solutions to help businesses “know, engage and grow” their executives, departmental and team leaders, employees and clients. Callie’s ‘Designing for Human Behaviour’ places ‘predictive human...
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Prefabrication Building in Australia
Modular prefabricated projects are on the rise in Australia, with more and more buyers turning to prefabricated options rather than the typical onsite build. At present, five per cent of all homes are modular but that is expected to rise to as much as 25 per cent by 2025. Is this the inevitable...
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Sustainable Design Trends
We discuss some of the prominent, stylish and sustainable design trends making waves across Australia and around the globe. We speak with renowned Australian designers about balancing art and function, style and sustainability in their recent residential projects. And we examine current and…
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Additions & Renovations
Renovations and additions can improve the value, liveability and sustainability of your home with careful planning, thoughtful design and a considered choice of materials. Given the current economic climate, is there likely to be a greater demand for additions and renovations Australia? Join...
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Weathertex Natural Range – Staining & Treatments
The Weathertex Natural is a series of unprimed weatherboards and architectural panels that have been in the market since 2011, and were created with the environmentally responsible designer, architect or builder in mind. The Weathertex Natural range offers a unique appearance with the...
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The benefits of selecting ‘healthier’ products
At the beginning 2020, many of us felt that this was going to be a big year, but none of us expected the huge impact that has come with COVID 19. Our shared global experience of the last seven months has brought the topic of health starkly into focus. Similar to food, many building materials…
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Greenfield Building in Australia
Experts predict Australia’s population to double in the next 50 years, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics forecasting our population to increase to 42 million people by 2056. Australia’s infrastructure needs to keep pace with this expected population boom. The Federal and State governments...
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Benefits of Sustainable Building
Building construction currently consumes between 30-50% of raw materials worldwide. With significant growth taking place in the building sector, it’s important to make more informed choices when it comes to sustainable building with regards to the impact that material sourcing will have on the...
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Passivhaus Movement in Australia
Passive Housing looks like it could be ‘the next big thing’ in Australia. While it’s a relatively new idea here, it’s been around in Europe for a couple of decades. Originating in Germany in 1992 where it is known as ‘Passivhaus’, it has proved to be a very useful means of getting buildings of…
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Tiny House Movement in Australia
Australia’s homes are among the largest in the world but there’s an increase momentum behind the downsizing trend. Now, people are starting to understand that good things really can come in small (or tiny) packages. Housing affordability, simple way of living and sustainability are some of the…
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Women in Construction
Building and construction is the nation’s second largest industry. It impacts on our everyday lives by building our communities and the homes, schools, hospitals, roads, offices, shops and airports that we take for granted. It also builds prosperity in every city, town and region employing more...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Weathertex Webinex Talks, where innovation meets inspiration in the world of sustainable building!Join us as we dive into thought-provoking conversations with Australia’s top architects, builders, designers and industry experts. Each episode is packed with expert insights, real-world experience and game-changing ideas that are shaping the future of construction and design. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just passionate about the built environment, Webinex Talks delivers the knowledge, trends and inspiration you need to stay ahead.Tune in NOW!
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Welcome to Weathertex Webinex Talks, where innovation meets inspiration in the world of sustainable building!Join us as we dive into thought-provoking conversations with Australia’s top architects, builders, designers and industry experts. Each episode is packed with expert insights, real-world...
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