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Barry William Priest

NSW builder licence 17659 · Junortoun

NSW contractor licence record

17659

Barry William Priest

Current Checked against the live NSW register on 2 November 2026

Barry William Priest holds NSW contractor licence 17659 (Builder), registered in Junortoun. The licence was first issued on 4 January 1977, 49 years ago. The NSW register showed it as Current when PointCPD last checked on 2 November 2026.

Licence status
Current
Licence number
17659
Licensee
Barry William Priest (Individual)
Location
Junortoun NSW 3551
Licence classes
Builder
First issued
4 January 1977
Expires
17 January 2028
SafeWork site induction system
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Checked
Against the live NSW register on 2 November 2026

CPD not verified by PointCPD

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Licence details from NSW Fair Trading’s Contractor Licence extract (data.nsw.gov.au, CC BY), with status and expiry re-checked regularly against the public NSW licence register. PointCPD is not a government service; the NSW Government register is the authoritative record.