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GREEN LIGHT FOR $240 MILLION PERTH CBD TRANSFORMATION

July 23, 2026

A major step forward has been taken in the revitalisation of Perth’s CBD, with the $240 million transformation of the St Martin’s Precinct receiving unanimous approval from the Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel. The redevelopment will breathe new life into the city by delivering premium office space, retail and hospitality offerings, public open spaces and improved pedestrian connections, creating a vibrant mixed-use destination in the heart of Perth. Beyond transforming the CBD, the project is expected to generate significant employment opportunities throughout the construction phase, supporting demand for project managers, engineers, architects, commercial professionals, construction managers, site teams, contractors and …

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$543 MILLION GOLDFIELDS PIPELINE UPGRADE TO CREATE JOBS AND BOOST WA ECONOMY

July 13, 2026

Western Australia’s regional infrastructure pipeline has received another major boost, with $170 million in construction contracts awarded as part of the $543 million upgrade of the historic Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply Scheme (GAWSS). The contracts will see 44.5kms of ageing pipeline replaced, increasing the scheme’s capacity by 7.2 million litres of water per day while improving reliability for communities, agriculture and the mining sector. Beyond strengthening essential infrastructure, the project will support more than 230 jobs and inject $170 million into the Western Australian economy, including $12.4 million flowing directly into local communities. WA-based contractors will deliver the works …

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Construction Begins on $107 Million METRONET Electric Ferry Expansion

June 24, 2026

Construction has officially commenced on Perth’s new electric ferry fleet as part of the $107 million METRONET on Swan Ferry Service Expansion, marking another major milestone in Western Australia’s transport infrastructure pipeline. The project will deliver five locally built electric ferries, new ferry terminals at Applecross and Matilda Bay, and supporting infrastructure designed to improve connectivity across Perth’s growing transport network. The investment is expected to generate employment opportunities across marine construction, manufacturing, engineering, project delivery and transport infrastructure sectors. With the ferries being built locally in Henderson and major terminal works progressing, the project will provide ongoing benefits for …

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$2.8 Billion Alkimos Project Delivers Major Progress Milestone

June 18, 2026

Western Australia’s largest water pipeline project has reached a significant construction milestone, with more than half of the 33.5-kilometre Alkimos-to-Wanneroo trunk main now installed as part of the State’s $2.8 billion Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant development. The project will play a critical role in securing WA’s long-term water supply, connecting the future Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant to Water Corporation’s existing network and delivering up to 50 billion litres of climate-independent drinking water each year. More than 1,600 locally manufactured steel pipe sections have already been laid, highlighting the project’s strong commitment to supporting Western Australian industry and local supply chains. …

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$148.8M Mandurah Bridge Project Delivers Jobs and Long-Term Growth

March 31, 2026

The completion of the $148.8 million Mandurah Estuary Bridge Duplication marks a major win for Western Australia’s infrastructure pipeline, jointly funded by the Australian Government ($68M) and WA Government ($80.8M). During construction, the project supported around 500 local jobs, driving strong demand across engineering, construction, and supply chains, while also exceeding Aboriginal employment and business participation targets. Now complete, the duplication removes a key congestion bottleneck for 33,000+ daily vehicle movements, improving travel times, freight efficiency, and connectivity across the Peel region. These upgrades are already delivering economic benefits – supporting local businesses, tourism, and population growth, while positioning the …

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A multi-billion-dollar transport project linking Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane could be edging closer.

February 18, 2026

Momentum is building around Australia’s long-discussed east coast high-speed rail network, with renewed focus on a potential Melbourne–Canberra–Sydney–Brisbane corridor. The project, if progressed, would represent one of the nation’s largest-ever infrastructure investments, reshaping transport between major capital cities and regional hubs. High-speed rail has long been flagged as a multi-billion-dollar nation-building opportunity, designed to reduce travel times, ease pressure on airports, cut emissions and unlock significant economic uplift along the corridor. Regional centres stand to benefit most, with faster connectivity expected to drive population growth, housing development and business investment. Beyond improved mobility, the construction phase alone would generate thousands …

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$60 million infrastructure upgrade will deliver a non-stop freight link to the Port of Albany

February 3, 2026

A $60 million infrastructure upgrade in Albany will deliver a non-stop freight link to the Port of Albany, boosting efficiency and safety for heavy vehicles across the Great Southern region. The new flyover at Menang Drive and Chester Pass Road will complete the Albany Ring Road freight route and remove the need for trucks to stop mid-journey. Highway Construction has been awarded the contract to build the grade-separated interchange, with substantive works now underway. The project is expected to create local jobs during construction, support regional economic activity, and improve transport reliability for exporters and freight operators. Once finished, heavy …

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Pilbara Ports has awarded the Stage Two construction contract for the $million Dampier Cargo Wharf Projects

February 3, 2026

Pilbara Ports has awarded the Stage Two construction contract for the Dampier Cargo Wharf Projects, marking another key step in expanding port infrastructure on Western Australia’s mid north coast. The contract for the Dampier Link Bridge has been awarded to a joint venture between NRW Pty Ltd and Brady Marine and Civil Pty Ltd. The joint venture will design and build a new 57-metre bridge connecting the existing Dampier Cargo Wharf to the Dampier Bulk Handling Facility. Stage Two works will also include the demolition and removal of the Southern Mooring Dolphin, piling works, and the construction of a reinforced …

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A major step forward for WA’s future freight infrastructure.

January 22, 2026

The Western Australian Government has taken a significant step forward in progressing the Westport program, awarding a major planning and design contract to the Worley Arcadis Joint Venture to deliver marine and port infrastructure technical advisory services. This contract represents an important milestone in advancing the strategic planning phase of Westport — the State’s long-term initiative to develop a new container port at Kwinana to support future trade growth and strengthen Western Australia’s supply chain resilience. The advisory scope will inform reference designs, approvals pathways, construction planning, and robust cost estimates ahead of future investment decisions. The Westport Business Case …

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WA’s iconic $430million Fremantle Traffic bridge project is heading into the final stages.

January 19, 2026

The transformative Swan River Crossings project is steadily progressing in Fremantle, delivering a new and iconic Fremantle Traffic Bridge that will significantly improve travel for vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and river users. This major infrastructure upgrade involves replacing the ageing bridge with a modern structure featuring two traffic lanes in each direction, wider shared paths and improved navigational clearances for boats and kayaks. With a budget of $430 million, jointly funded by the Australian and Western Australian Governments, the project is one of the largest transport infrastructure investments in the port city. Construction began in 2024, and supports around 1,400 jobs, …

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