Margaret Ambrose
The Victorian Government has released plans for the biggest hospital project in Australia’s history, connecting two of Melbourne’s biggest hospitals and expanding their facilities.
Victoria’s largest consumer of electricity could make the switch to 100 per cent renewables, with plans for an offshore wind project to deliver all its electricity needs – and the project has just received a financial boost.
A massive rail and road project charged with removing 85 dangerous and congested level crossings across Melbourne by 2025 continues to charge ahead, with contracts for the latest two tranches of works awarded – here's what we know.
It’s colloquially known as Melbourne’s home of football to those who call soccer football, and ahead of the World Cup in 2023, it’s getting a major facelift – and the project manager has given Projectory details on the tender now open to find a contractor.
The contract has been awarded and work commenced on $500 million urban development project in a bayside eastern suburb of Melbourne – here's what we know.
The tender has opened to appoint a contractor to deliver around 200 housing units in Tasmania as part of a multi-billion social housing project – here's what you need to know about the tender and the new government authority currently being built to deliver the program.
It’s a $107 million construction project aimed at making it easier for more holidaymakers to enjoy the great outdoors, and Projectory can report that three key contracts are now up for grabs.
The project director of a $500 million project that will deliver new and expanded women’s and children’s services in Geelong, has provided Projectory with details of the procurement process and the two contracts currently open to tender.
West Gippsland is set to get a $675 million new hospital, following a financial commitment by the Victorian Government – here's what we know.
Construction of a new private hospital in the leafy Melbourne suburb of Kew is moving closer, with the inking of the construction contract.
