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Construction on Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 to begin in 2025 as major contract signed
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John Holland will deliver the first part of the Parramatta Light Rail Stage 2 project including a 320m bridge over the Parramatta River.
SRL East: Herrneknecht tunnel boring machines on the way
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Herrenknecht will supply the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) for SRL East to drill 16kms of twin tunnels between Cheltenham and Glen Waverly.
North East Link early works lands As-built ‘leading’ infrastructure sustainability rating
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North East Link has been awarded a Leading As Built IS Rating score of 82.8 out of a 100 for the delivery of the Early Works package.
New Zealand
New Zealand: Fast-track projects released
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The New Zealand Government has unveiled 149 projects selected for fast tracking through the Fast-track Approvals Bill.
NZ’s Hikuwai Bridge project advances with local cutting-edge surveying methods
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Innovative electro-seismic surveying techniques are being used to map out what lies below the surface of the Hikuwai River.
Electrify NZ Plan to cut red tape to drive investment in renewable electricity
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The New Zealand Government is going ahead with Electrify NZ plan to unleash investement in renewable electricity projects.
NZ: National Infrastructure Plan to provide a 30-year roadmap
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Work is underway to create a National Infrastructure Plan which will outline New Zealand’s infrastructure needs over the next 30 years.
Surveying
Engineering Surveyors can now apply for the new National Engineering Surveying Certification
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Engineering Surveyors in Australia can now apply for the updated National Engineering Surveying Certification v2.0.
NZ’s Hikuwai Bridge project advances with local cutting-edge surveying methods
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Innovative electro-seismic surveying techniques are being used to map out what lies below the surface of the Hikuwai River.
Geospatial Information to boost Australia’s GDP by $81 Billion by 2034
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The Geospatial Council of Australia (GCA) revealed in their report that by 2033-34, the geospatial industry could boost Australia’s GDP by $81 billion.
Critical minerals exploration gets a boost with largest open survey data ever released in NSW
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The geophysical surveys conducted in NSW enhance the understanding of the state’s geological composition and structure.
Projects
Project Spotlight: Parramatta Light Rail
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The Parramatta Light Rail transportation project in Sydney consists of 30 stops and 22km of track, aimed to improve connectivity and growth.
A Complete List of Major Infrastructure Projects in Australia
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We have compiled a comprehensive list of Australia’s top major civil infrastructure projects currently underway.
Project Spotlight: Cross River Rail
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Cross River Rail is a new 10.2-kilometre rail line which includes 5.9 kilometres of a tunnel under the Brisbane River and CBD.
Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) – Melbourne’s biggest infrastructure investment
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The Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) is a 90-kilometre rail loop of the Melbourne metropolitan area and Victoria’s biggest infrastructure investment.
Companies
BMD awarded $87 million contract for the first phase of the Northshore Brisbane – Street Renewal Program
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An $87 million contract has been awarded to BMD for the first phase of early works – the Northshore Brisbane Street Renewal Program.
BMD celebrates 45 years of construction excellence with an increased focus on sustainability
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As BMD celebrates its 45th anniversary and continues to grow, the company announces its expanded commitment to sustainability.
Ray O’Rourke steps down as Laing O’Rourke CEO, Cathal O’Rourke appointed successor
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The founder and Group CEO of Laing O’Rourke Ray O’Rourke KBE has announced his decision to step down from his role.
Heidi Sick appointed to lead AECOM’s energy and environment team in Australia and New Zealand
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AECOM announces the appointment of Heidi Sick to lead its energy and environment team across Australia and New Zealand, effective immediately.
UK News
Skanska completes enabling works at London Euston station
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Skanska along with the supply chain have successfully completed a huge programme of enabling works at Euston station.
First look at newest HS2 bridge near Balsall Common
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HS2 unveils a 185-metre bridge designed to take HS2 under the A452 Kenilworth Road.
New Timelapse: HS2 completes epic 8 month Wendover Dean Viaduct deck slide
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HS2 reveals new timelapse footage showing engineers carefully sliding a 3,700-tonne deck of the Wendover Dean Viaduct.
A specialist cantilever process used for the first time in the UK by HS2
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A giant cantilever structure, used in the UK for the first time, has built the first section of HS2’s 472 metre River Tame West Viaducts.
Job Search Tips
MESC vs OTMESC: Little known terms that can determine your employment chances as a Migrant Engineer in Australia
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In Australia, your language background (MESC vs. OTMESC) can significantly influence your civil engineering job prospects.
Understanding ANZSCO: A key resource for Civil Engineers looking to migrate to Australia
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If you’re a Civil Engineer considering a move to Australia, understanding the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) is crucial.
Are you a Migrant Engineer in Australia with no local experience?
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Tips on how you can land your first engineering job in Australia if you are a migrant engineer with no local experience.
Understanding the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) in New Zealand
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The Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) enables New Zealand employers to hire international talent when local expertise is unavailable.
Graduates
Snowy Hydro joins forces with ATSE to boost STEM gender diversity
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Snowy Hydro will offer financial scholarships to two undergraduates from underrepresented groups through ATSE’s Elevate program.
Graduate Programs for Civil Engineers in Australia and New Zealand
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Are you a recent Civil Engineering Graduate with little or no work experience? You might be interested in Graduate Programes.
$80m Institute of Applied Technology for Construction officially opens in Western Sydney
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The $80 million Institute of Applied Technology for Construction will offer trade education and industry-responsive training in NSW.
Victoria’s Big Build Internship Program perfect way to kickstart your career
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Victoria’s Big Build Internship Program is a structured 6-month program for students identifying with an underrepresented group.
Skilled Migrants
MESC vs OTMESC: Little known terms that can determine your employment chances as a Migrant Engineer in Australia
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In Australia, your language background (MESC vs. OTMESC) can significantly influence your civil engineering job prospects.
What are FIFO and DIDO jobs in Australia?
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FIFO (Fly-In, Fly-Out) and DIDO (Drive-In, Drive-Out) are two types of employment where workers fly or drive to a remote work site and stay there for a period of time.
Understanding ANZSCO: A key resource for Civil Engineers looking to migrate to Australia
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If you’re a Civil Engineer considering a move to Australia, understanding the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) is crucial.
Are you a Migrant Engineer in Australia with no local experience?
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Tips on how you can land your first engineering job in Australia if you are a migrant engineer with no local experience.
Technology
Robotics Australia Group confirms Laing O’Rourke and John Holland as construction industry sponsors
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Laing O’Rourke and John Holland will sponsor Robotics Australia Group (RAG) to test and integrate emerging robotics and automation solutions.
A comprehensive overview of estimation software used in Australia and New Zealand
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In Australia and New Zealand, a variety of estimation software platforms are used across the construction, civil engineering, and infrastructure sectors.
New project aims to revolutionise tunnel infrastructure installation with robotic AI
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Automated Tunnel Robotic Installation System (ATRIS) the first robotic and AI solution set to revolutionise the installation of mechanical and civil services in tunnels.
Costain successfully trials concrete sensor technology
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Costain has successfully trialled Maturix concrete sensor technology to monitor the strength and temperature of concrete for projects.
Sustainability & Renewables
New hydrogen micro-credentials to power Australia’s clean energy future
Engineers Australia will launch a suite of hydrogen energy micro-credentials to upskill the engineering workforce.
Critical skills shortages threaten Australia’s renewable energy transition
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A new report warns of skill shortages that could threaten Australia’s transition to clean energy with electricity sector jobs forecast to double by 2029.
Project Spotlight: HumeLink transmission project
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HumeLink is one of Australia’s largest energy infrastructure projects connecting renewable energy sources to the grid.
Electrify NZ Plan to cut red tape to drive investment in renewable electricity
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The New Zealand Government is going ahead with Electrify NZ plan to unleash investement in renewable electricity projects.
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Opinion
How ConsultANZ can help you find your next hire – Civil Engineering I Construction I Surveying
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If you are struggling to attract civil engineering or construction candidates for your Australian or New Zealand business, it’s time to reach out to ConsultANZ.
Could you be a Recruiter? ConsultANZ is hiring!
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If you are interested in giving recruitment a go, ConsultANZ is on the lookout for people who are driven, hard-working and team-players.
10 Reasons why Australia is a great place for Civil Engineers
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Thinking of moving to Australia to live and work? Here are ten reasons we think it’s worth moving Down Under.
Good thing, bad thing…who knows
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Australia’s Skills Crisis: Good thing, bad thing…who knows!
