Staff Reporter
A major subsea telecommunications infrastructure project valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars is advancing on Australia’s eastern seaboard, with construction scheduled to begin in late 2025.
The federal environmental approvals process has begun for a major water infrastructure project in South-East Queensland that will create significant opportunities for contractors and suppliers across civil works, pipeline construction, pumping systems, and environmental services.
A proposed open cut gold mining development in North Queensland is advancing through the Commonwealth approvals process, with opportunities emerging for suppliers across construction, mining services, energy, transport and rehabilitation.
A major iron ore development in the Northern Territory’s Gulf of Carpentaria region is progressing through the federal approvals process, with opportunities emerging for suppliers of mining, construction and logistics services.
A renewable energy development is proposed for the Central West of New South Wales, comprising a 141 megawatt solar farm with four hours of battery storage.
A utility-scale battery energy storage project in Queensland’s Central Highlands has progressed to the federal environmental assessment stage, opening opportunities for contractors and suppliers in civil works, electrical systems, environmental management, and long-term operational services.
A new high-voltage transmission development in North Queensland has entered the Commonwealth’s environmental approvals process, creating upcoming opportunities for contractors and suppliers in substation expansion, line construction, and associated civil works.
A battery energy storage facility is planned for the Cabonne region in Central West New South Wales, creating opportunities for suppliers and contractors in civil works, electrical installation, plant hire, transport, and environmental management.
A $214 million mining project in northern New South Wales is progressing through the federal environmental approvals process, with the proponent targeting extraction and processing of more than 39 million tonnes of tin ore over a 20-year lifecycle.
A major hydropower redevelopment in Tasmania’s Central Highlands is advancing through approvals, with the proponent seeking to increase capacity from 90MW to about 190MW, supported by a new pressurised conveyance system.
