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New report shows billions flowing into infrastructure pipeline
<p>Government investment in energy and housing has pushed tens of billions of dollars into Australia’s major infrastructure pipeline. According to Infrastructure Australia’s 2025 Infrastructure Market Capacity Report, this surge has reversed a two-year decline and intensified demand for workers. The report shows the nation’s five-year major public infrastructure pipeline has grown by $29 billion in … </p> 0 428
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New Queensland Procurement Policy gains industry support
The Australian Constructors Association (ACA) has welcomed the release of the new Queensland Procurement Policy and the removal of the … 0 468
Construction projects, Contracts and tenders, Latest News, Updates, Victoria
La Trobe unveils $5 billion University City masterplan
La Trobe University has revealed plans for a $5 billion transformation of its Bundoora campus into a major innovation and … 0 597
Construction projects, Latest News, Updates, Western Australia
Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2 reaches milestone
Clough, together with the Waitsia Joint Venture – comprising Mitsui E&P Australia (MEPAU) as operator and Beach Energy – has … 0 651
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Astro the robotic dog trialled on Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel Project
John Holland and Telstra Enterprise have trialled a robotic dog equipped with environmental sensors and 5G connectivity to enhance safety … 0 1396
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Authenticity and ownership key to suicide prevention in construction
New Australian research has found that authenticity, relatability and industry ownership are key to engaging construction workers in suicide prevention, … 0 714
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Komatsu’s Ben Jones puts grant toward school breakfast initiative
Ben Jones, leading hand at Komatsu, has used his Live Your Dream grant to support Fuel for Schools, a North … 0 389
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Australian researchers develop eco-friendly roof tiles
<p>A collaboration between RMIT University and Bristile Roofing has produced sustainable roof tiles made with coal ash and recycled glass, cutting CO2 emissions by 13 per cent compared to conventional concrete tiles. The innovation tackles industrial waste by reusing materials that would otherwise end up in landfill, offering a durable, fire-resistant product that meets Australian … </p> 0 749
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