In a sane world, no child would go to bed hungry; everyone would have a safe place to call home; nations would no longer wage wars to decide whose “imaginary friend” was the best; and the gulf between the haves and the have-nots would have been bridged. Sadly, we do not live in a sane...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Komatsu hauler is right at home in hard rock; Liebherr telehander tackles waste; John Deere is powering progress; and the ADT you have probably never heard of. PLUS in today’s edition of Mark’s Morning Monologue: R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Kick off your morning with The Break Fast Show. Live at 10am GMT, every weekday, it’s...Read moreRead more
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Did you see the news yesterday? Another one for the rogue’s gallery. A construction company in Shropshire, Ling Developments Ltd, finally caught the eye of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Fined fourteen and a half grand, plus costs. Why? Because they couldn’t be bothered to provide the basics. No hot water. No soap. No...Read moreRead more
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In today’s electrifying show: Shantui unveils its new electric mining excavator; Sennebogen explains its battery electric solution; a day with a Kramer compact wheel loader; and mapping Las Vegas with Trimble. PLUS in today’s edition of Mark’s Morning Monologue: How did we get here? Kick off your morning with The Break Fast Show. Live at...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: KTEG conquers Canada; lifting big with Mammoet; Brokk’s latest demolition robot outpaces its predecessor; and in the latest stop on our Voyage to Verona, we’ll be checking in on what LiuGong Italy has in store for SaMoTeR 2026. PLUS in today’s edition of Mark’s Morning Monologue: What might’ve been. Kick off your...Read moreRead more
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I remember it so clearly. Her voice was fragile, filled with emotion, her fingers gliding over the fretboard with speed and dexterity. Her head was bowed throughout, occasionally peering out from beneath a mop of dark hair at the people who had stopped to listen. She was, by any measure of talent, a star; blessed...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: A Clearview of an epic blast; Kobelco’s new demolition dynamo; Terramac takes on all terrains; and dog walks dog. PLUS in today’s edition of Mark’s Morning Monologue: Fear of the Cull. Kick off your morning with The Break Fast Show. Live at 10am GMT, every weekday, it’s the place where the demolition...Read moreRead more
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Steve stands frozen, icy fear coursing through his veins. Is this it? he thinks. Is this my time? The biometric retina scanner at the site gate pulses, searching his eye just as it has done every day for the past four months. But instead of the familiar green approval, it blinks a rhythmic, violent red;...Read moreRead more
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In today’s show: Magni unveils its latest telehandlers; Wacker Neuson brings remote control to the world of compaction; Prinoth goes electric on the slopes; and is this the funkiest little dumptruck you have ever seen? PLUS in today’s edition of Mark’s Morning Monologue: Senses working overtime. Kick off your morning with The Break Fast Show....Read moreRead more
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In 1982, Andy Partridge of the band XTC sang: “I can see, hear, smell, touch, taste… and I’ve got one, two, three, four, five senses working overtime.” At the time, if you were standing on a demolition or construction site, those lyrics weren’t just a pop hook; they were a health and safety briefing. To...Read moreRead more
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