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There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the cost of concreting will vary depending on a number of factors such as the size and scope of the project, the type of concrete used, and the location. However, in general, you can expect to pay between $50 and $100 per square metre for concreting in Australia. 

Some things that will affect the cost of your concreting project include:

 - The size of the job: The bigger the job, the more it will cost. This is because larger projects will require more concrete, and possibly even specialised equipment.
 - The type of concrete used: There are various types of concrete available

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the concreting trade can vary depending on which part of Australia you are in. However, in general, concreting is a skilled trade that requires training and experience to be done correctly. As such, it is usually performed by tradespersons who have completed an apprenticeship in concreting.

If you are interested in becoming a concreter, your best bet is to speak with your local tradesperson union or association to find out what qualifications and/or experience you need. Alternatively, you could look into completing an apprenticeship in concreting.

Type GP cement—general-purpose cement with low heat of hydration Used in concrete for precasting, general construction (foundations, footings, flagging, drivable applications), and masonry units not requiring accelerated strength development 

 Portland cement is not a brand name. It is the generic name used for a type of hydraulic cement produced by processes that lead to a calcium silicate product with different proportions of calcium,silicates, and alumina. The historical Roman-derived materials were much coarser and contained more magnesium oxide and iron oxide than modern materials. The term "Portland" is oftentimes used synonymously with "binder" or "glue".