Site preparations begin for Macquarie Point multipurpose stadium

Preparatory works are now underway at the Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium, marking another major milestone in one of Tasmania’s largest and most significant infrastructure projects.

Hazell Bros is undertaking the bulk earthworks following a competitive procurement

Construction begins on new Launceston Hospice

Construction is now underway on the new Launceston Hospice, marking a major milestone in the delivery of a dedicated, purpose-built hospice facility for Northern Tasmania.

Local contractor VOS Construction & Joinery has been appointed to deliver the project, which will transform the Allambi Building within the Launceston General Hospital precinct into a purpose-built hospice and hospice respite facility.

The project represents an important investment in specialist palliative care infrastructure and

Local Clubs to Score Big with $4.65 Million in Grants

Community sporting organisations across NSW are being urged to get their boots on, with the Minns Labor Government throwing open applications for $4.65 million in Local Sport Grant Program funding.

The Program delivers grants to community sporting organisations for new equipment, programs and facility upgrades that support and encourage participation in sport and active recreation across the state, from grassroots clubs in regional towns to suburban sporting associations in Sydney.

Last year, $4.49 million was awarded across NSW for 586 community sport projects,

Callan Park dives into a new era in time for summer

The green jewel of the Inner West, Callan Park is about to become more vibrant with work beginning to deliver a new swim spot and 1.6 hectares of extra green open space in time for summer.

The new tidal bath will make a splash on the Iron Cove foreshore featuring an accessible pathway and ramp, a generous fixed jetty, pontoon, and shark net.

Located along the popular Bay Run and close to sports fields, such as Leichhardt Oval and

Project Swift to cut red tape for NSW road projects

Transport for NSW is embedding Project Swift across road infrastructure projects after early results showed it could significantly reduce project delivery timeframes.

In a major effort to deliver road projects for communities across New South Wales sooner, the Minns Labor Government is expanding a successful initiative to cut red tape, saving time and money across the infrastructure pipeline.

Project Swift is changing how infrastructure projects are delivered by cutting out

New Kidney Care Centre opens at Prince of Wales Hospital

Patients are benefitting from a significant advancement in kidney healthcare following the official opening of the Prince of Wales Hospital Kidney Care Centre.

The purpose-built centre was delivered as part of refurbishment works at Prince of Wales Hospital and will establish an integrated hub for renal services in NSW. It forms part of the NSW Government’s more than $1.5 billion investment in the Randwick Campus Redevelopment project.

The centre was designed to meet growing demand and increasingly complex patients,

More open space delivered for growing South West Sydney

Families in one of South West Sydney’s fastest-growing communities are set to enjoy a major new park in Leppington, as the Minns Labor Government continues to deliver more open public spaces alongside new homes in growing neighbourhoods.

The new park delivered in partnership with Liverpool City Council, transforms almost eight

NSW urged to register as organ donors this DonateLife Week

The NSW Government is urging people across NSW to register as organ and tissue donors and talk to their families about their decision this DonateLife Week, which runs until Sunday 2 August.

Newcastle based heart transplant recipient Luka-Angel Cairns, is one of the main faces of

Site preparations begin for Macquarie Point multipurpose stadium

Preparatory works are now underway at the Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium, marking another major milestone in one of Tasmania’s largest and most significant infrastructure projects. 

Hazell Bros is undertaking the bulk earthworks following a competitive procurement

Freight takes flight in Western Sydney

A Qantas plane laden with AusPost parcels is set to be the first freight plane to take off from Western Sydney International Airport later tonight. 

The new cargo precinct is a big boost to Sydney’s aviation cargo capacity, with extensive warehousing space which will ultimately cater for up to 1.8 million tonnes of air cargo annually. 

Stage one of the precinct will be able to cater for up to eight wide-body freighters like 747s