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Skills commission urges more tradespeople for AI and housing

Australia’s Powering Skills Organisation says the AI boom and housing pipeline are colliding with a growing skilled trades shortage. It is calling for government enforcement of first- and second-year apprenticeship quotas on major energy projects and action to curb poaching across projects.
WHO: Powering Skills Organisation (PSO)
WHAT: Calls for urgent government action to add skilled tradespeople, enforce apprenticeship quotas on major energy projects, and address poaching across projects.
WHEN: Reported Sep 1, 2026 at 3:48 PM ET
WHERE: Australia
WHY: A shortage of workers is limiting the ability to build both housing and data centres in Australia’s pipeline as the AI boom grows.

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