Queensland Government secures $2.3 billion copper mine
The Harmony Gold Mining Company has approved the final investment decision for the Eva Copper Mine project, which is expected to create up to 1450 jobs.
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Boral successfully trials carbon capture concrete aggregates
Boral has successfully recycled concrete using aggregates that were recarbonated via carbon capture from a cement plant.
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Australian Steel Institute welcomes trade measure reforms
The Australian Steel Institute (ASI) has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to shift responsibility for safeguard actions from the Productivity Commission to the Anti-Dumping Commission.
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Engineers Australia backs Construction Industry Culture Standard report
Engineers Australia has welcomed the launch of the final report on the Construction Industry Culture Standard, which aims to improve productivity by addressing long-standing cultural challenges in the sector.
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Quarry reforms fast-tracked to support housing boom
The Victorian Government has unveiled new measures to secure the supply of raw materials needed to build homes and infrastructure across Victoria, as demand continues to surge across the state.
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Boral’s recycled glass sand approved for Sydney Water projects
Boral’s flagship recycled glass sand has received official approval from Sydney Water, marking a major step towards more sustainable construction practices in New South Wales.
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A single solution for dry-mix plant D&C
HAVER & BOECKER is providing a one-stop-shop for dry-mix plants to the local Australian market via its combined specialist plant engineering and construction divisions.
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Boral opens concrete batching plant at Emu Plains
Boral has opened a purpose-built concrete batching plant at its Emu Plains site to support the construction of Sydney’s Western Harbour Tunnel project.
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Boral cements its Australian status
Boral supplied cement to help construct Australian icons like the Sydney Opera House and Parliament House in Canberra. Now it’s investing more in its mobile assets and solutions to continue to build Australia.
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RMIT researchers find clay can strengthen low-carbon concrete
RMIT University engineers have converted low-grade clay into a high-performance cement supplement, opening a potential new market in sustainable construction materials.
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