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Three construction giants chosen to build Perth Park
Public
Monday May 18 2026

Three construction giants chosen to build Perth Park

An alliance involving three large engineering and construction firms has been selected to deliver what the Western Australian Government says will be the state’s premier entertainment...

Green light for Tasmania’s $150 million chocolate experience
Commercial
Wednesday May 13 2026

Green light for Tasmania’s $150 million chocolate experience

A globally unique chocolate experience that will be housed in a building that is inspired by foil has received the green light to go ahead in...

We’ve Mistaken Fast Decisions for Good Design
Commercial
Monday May 11 2026

We’ve Mistaken Fast Decisions for Good Design

The most expensive phrase in architecture right now is “we need to move quickly.”

Shortlist unveiled for Built Environment Awards
Business
Monday April 20 2026

Shortlist unveiled for Built Environment Awards

The shortlist for one of Australia’s biggest built environment award programs has been unveiled.

NSW Unveils 25-year vision for Sydney Olympic Park
Urban Planning
Monday April 13 2026

NSW Unveils 25-year vision for Sydney Olympic Park

Fifteen thousand new homes are set to be delivered as part of a 25-year vision to transform Sydney Olympic Park into a precinct which features not...

When Compliance Isn’t Enough: Why Accessibility Still Fails on Site
Commercial
Monday April 13 2026

When Compliance Isn’t Enough: Why Accessibility Still Fails on Site

Few things undermine professional confidence more quickly than a building that technically complies with accessibility standards but fails the people it was designed to support.

More design details for Brisbane Stadium locked down
Public
Tuesday March 31 2026

More design details for Brisbane Stadium locked down

Further design details for the new sports stadium in Brisbane that will sit at the heart of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics have been locked down.

Why early research is now the most important decision in any project
Residential
Thursday March 12 2026

Why early research is now the most important decision in any project

If you’re starting a project in NSW right now and you’re not making the hard decisions early, you’re setting yourself up for unnecessary cost and delay.

Public
25 Feb, 2020
Melb's Queen Victoria Market $35m revamp

Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market is set for a $35 million makeover scheduled for next year.

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Residential
24 Feb, 2020
Sydney teens hurt in scaffolding collapse

Several teenagers have suffered minor injuries after scaffolding collapsed during a photoshoot at a school in Sydney's southwest.

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Green
24 Feb, 2020
Labor reveals 2050 net-zero emissions goal

Labor has adopted a goal of net-zero emissions by 2050 while the Morrison government continues to consider its position.

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Public
20 Jun, 2019
Melbourne's Bourke St gets more Bollards

Additional bollards will be installed in Melbourne's Bourke Street mall to create pedestrian refuges beside tram tracks in case of another vehicle attack.

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Landscaping
16 Apr, 2019
Land Clearing is Stressing Koalas: Report

Koala droppings have helped a NSW researcher discover that land clearing is the leading cause of stress for the native marsupial.

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Business
10 Apr, 2019
Nearly Half of Aussie Professionals Experience Workplace Bullying

Almost one half (45 per cent) of Australian professionals have experienced bullying or harassment at work due to their gender, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation or disability,...

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Public
8 Apr, 2019
Heritage Vic rejects Apple Fed Square plan

A bid to partially demolish Melbourne's Federation Square to make way for a controversial Apple flagship store have been rejected by Heritage Victoria.

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Public
17 Jan, 2019
NSW Labor Pushes 'Public Chill-out' Zones

Libraries, council chambers and art galleries across NSW could be used as air-conditioned "chill-out areas" during future heatwaves under a plan by Labor.

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Residential
10 Jan, 2019
Toddler drowns in backyard Sydney pool

A toddler has died after being pulled unconscious from a backyard pool in Sydney's west, while a young boy is in hospital after nearly drowning in...

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