Stage 1 of the Takitimu North Link project is progressing well after four years of construction.
Record infrastructure budget for Queensland 2025-26
1139 views
Queensland has delivered a record $116.8B infrastructure budget to fast-track growth and prepare for the 2032 Games.
New Zealand fast-tracks residency for skilled tradespeople
728 views
From 18 August 2025, New Zealand will add ten new trades occupations to the Green List’s Work to Residence pathway.
New residence options to bolster New Zealand’s workforce
437 views
New Zealand will be introducing two new skilled migrant residence pathways from mid 2026 to bolster its workforce.
NZ Government unveils major overhaul of its planning system
348 views
New Zealand’s planning reforms aim to cut red tape, accelerating infrastructure delivery while reducing costs.
Cross River Rail – Albert Street Construction Progresses
424 views
Construction of CRL’s Albert Street Station is progressing with the underground station’s massive 153-tonne canopy now visible.
Queensland’s small and family construction businesses can access free, industry-specific cyber security training
613 views
Queensland small construction businesses can now join Cyber Wardens webinars to learn the cyber security essentials.
Internationally renowned architects to bring Brisbane Stadium to life
519 views
Cox, Hassell and Japan’s Azusa Sekkei have been appointed as principal architects for the new Victoria Park Stadium in Brisbane.
Kings Quarry expansion approved
406 views
Kings Quarry in Wainiu, Auckland has gained fast-track approval to expand its existing quarrying operation.
Australia’s Infrastructure Pipeline has grown $29 billion over the past year to reach $242 billion
795 views
Infrastructure Australia’s latest report reveals a growing infrastructure pipeline and increasing demand for workers.
Gateway Connect JV awarded the AUD $950M Gateway to Bruce Upgrade
716 views
The Gateway Connect Joint Venture (GCJV) has been awarded the AUD $950 Million Gateway to Bruce Highway Upgrade (G2BU) Project.
New research reveals migrant engineers could boost GDP by $2.56 billion by 2030
566 views
Australia could boost its GDP simply by unlocking the potential of migrant engineers already living and working in the country.
