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The $150.3 million refurbishment of the heritage-listed Perth Concert Hall is officially underway!

May 20, 2025

The $150.3 million redevelopment of the Perth Concert Hall marks a significant investment in Western Australia’s cultural and economic future. Funded collaboratively by the WA Government ($134.3 million), the Australian Government ($12 million), and the City of Perth ($4 million), this project is a cornerstone of the $1.7 billion Perth City Deal aimed at revitalizing the city’s infrastructure and economy. Construction, led by Australian firm ADCO Constructions, commenced in early 2025 and is scheduled for completion in early 2028 . The refurbishment will not only preserve the hall’s renowned acoustics and architectural integrity but also enhance its facilities, including improved …

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$350 million Geraldton Port Maximisation Project (PMaxP) has commenced!

May 16, 2025

Construction is now underway on a $52 million materials handling facility at Geraldton Port—the first major step in the $350 million Geraldton Port Maximisation Project (PMaxP). The new facility aims for faster, more efficient loading of mineral sands and other materials, using a conveyor system that transfers products directly from trucks to ships at Berth 4. This upgrade is expected to lower export costs and boost overall port productivity. Set for completion in late 2026, the project marks a significant milestone in expanding the port’s capacity to meet growing export demand. Ports Minister Stephen Dawson described the development as “critical …

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WA Government announces plans for a $217.5 million entertainment precinct able to host up to 50,000 spectators daily.

February 6, 2025

The Western Australian government has announced plans for a $217.5 million entertainment precinct at Burswood Park, featuring a new Perth Street Circuit, which is expected to debut in the 2027 Supercars season. The circuit will follow the successful models of street racing in Townsville and the Gold Coast, transforming roads around Burswood Park into a high-speed racetrack. Set between Perth Stadium and Crown Casino, the location will provide a world-class setting for motorsport and entertainment. The venue is expected to attract around 50,000 spectators per day, with provisions for night racing under lights. Apart from the circuit, the precinct will …

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The $1 Billion Tonkin Highway Extension and Thomas Road Upgrade Project Alliance contractors have been named.

February 3, 2025

A major road project in Perth’s south has reached an important milestone with a contract awarded to begin work. The $1 billion Tonkin Highway Extension and Thomas Road Upgrade Project includes a 14-kilometre highway extension and improvements to Thomas Road, easing traffic and enhancing safety. The new four-lane highway will feature interchanges, underpasses, and roundabouts, along with equine underpasses and a shared path for pedestrians and cyclists. The project aims to reduce heavy truck traffic on local roads in Byford, Armadale, Kelmscott, and Gosnells. According to Federal Minister Catherine King, the project will ease congestion, improve road safety, benefit commuters, …

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Western Australia – Best Performing State, set to attract worldwide attention, creating an even stronger economy.

January 31, 2025

Western Australia (WA) has been recognized as Australia’s best-performing economy for the September quarter, according to the CommSec State of States report. The state ranked first in five of the eight key economic indicators, including retail spending, job growth, home lending, population growth, and new home construction. This is the third time in a decade that WA has secured the top position. Queensland moved up to second place, joining South Australia. Victoria stayed in fourth, Tasmania in fifth, while NSW and the ACT swapped places, ranking sixth and seventh. The Northern Territory remained last. As WA maintains its lead, experts …

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Western Australia relocation incentive of $10,000 to skilled workers from both Australia and New Zealand within the building & construction industry available January 2025.

January 13, 2025

Western Australia is strengthening efforts to address the building and construction workforce needs by expanding its Build a Life in WA initiative. Starting January 2025, the program will extend its $10,000 relocation incentive to skilled workers from both Australia and New Zealand, aiming to strengthen the state’s capacity to meet growing demand in the residential housing sector. The initiative will offer financial support to skilled tradespeople willing to relocate to WA for eligible roles in the building and construction industry. Qualified workers will receive an initial payment of $5,000 upon securing employment with a WA employer, followed by another $5,000 …

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Creating 6,500 jobs, the $1.65 billion project building the largest expansion of Perth’s rail Network in more than 16 years is complete.

December 9, 2024

Residents in Perth’s north-east now have access to affordable, high-quality public transport with the official opening of the METRONET Ellenbrook Line. This marks the largest expansion of Perth’s rail network in more than 16 years. Originally promised in 2008, the Ellenbrook Line faced significant delays under previous governments. After coming to power in 2017, the WA Labor Government prioritized the project, beginning construction in 2021. The $1.65 billion project has supported the creation of approximately 6,500 jobs, including roles for apprentices, graduates, and Aboriginal workers. Key construction milestones included: Building new bridges and underpasses. Tunneling under Tonkin Highway. Constructing a …

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WA Government contributes $60million to the Marble Bar Road upgrade project, which is now underway.

November 20, 2024

The upgrade on Marble Bar Road in Western Australia’s Pilbara region has started. The project is jointly funded by the Western Australian Government and Atlas Iron, with the government contributing $60 million to the project. The project aims to transform 92 kms of the road into a two-lane sealed highway, enhancing safety and accessibility for remote Aboriginal communities. These improvements are also expected to boost the region’s economy by providing better connections to nearby mines. BG&E Resources and Raubex Construction Pty Ltd were awarded the contracts for the first stage, (15km), of the construction. Pilbara MLA Kevin Michel noted that …

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WA Government to invest $273million for new Kwinana container port

November 18, 2024

The Western Australian Government is moving forward with its plans of building a new container port in Kwinana, allocating $273 million for detailed planning. The funding will cover design work, securing approvals, land purchases, and refining construction and cost strategies. Premier Roger Cook stated that Westport is vital for WA’s economy and jobs. Without it, the rising trade volumes may overwhelm Fremantle Port which could increase the costs for everyone. The Kwinana port is estimated to cost $7.2 billion and will include: New port facilities in Kwinana between Barter and Mason Roads Freight routes via Anketell and Thomas Roads connecting …

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Perth Airport to open first hotel on site as part of a $5 billion infrastructure program.

October 30, 2024

Perth Airport has partnered with Accor, Australia’s largest hotel group, to operate it’s first on-site hotel, which is part of the $5 billion infrastructure upgrade planned over the next decade. The new Pullman Perth Airport hotel, is projected to open in 2027 and will feature 240 rooms across eight floors, along with a rooftop restaurant and bar, café, gym, sauna, meeting rooms and co-working spaces. This development comes shortly after Perth Airport reported an increase in EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation), to $420.8 million in FY24, a bit higher from the $403.8 million the previous year. The …

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