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EOI release in mid-November for major developer to transform Karratha's city centre

The WA Government has announced a large-scale development opportunity to revitalise Karratha's city centre and construct 2,500 new home coastal community.

NSW Government to assess $425m proposal for new office buildings at Wynyard rail station

The NSW Department of Planning will assess a $425 million proposal for new office buildings and associated upgrade works at Wynyard station.

Bunnings secures 12 sites for new warehouses in New South Wales as part of $600 expansion

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Cimeco awarded $26m contract as EPCM for onshore facilities for Woodside's Pluto LNG Project

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Brookfield Multiplex awards BSA Limited $130m contract for HVAC services at Fiona Stanley Hospital

Brookfield Multiplex has awarded BSA Limited a contract worth $130 million for the provision of HVAC mechanical services for Buildings B and Y at the $2 billion Fiona Stanley Hospital Project at Murdoch south of Perth, Western Australia.

Green light for proposed $580m Telopea Urban Renewal Concept Plan for residential housing

NSW Minister for Housing, Frank Terenzini has approved the Concept Plan for the $580-million Telopea Urban Renewal Project near Parramatta.

Village Roadshow proposes $80 million, 25-hectare water theme park at Prospect in NSW

Village Roadshow (VRL) has chosen Sydney for a proposed $80 million, 25-hectare major new international water theme park – Wet ‘n’ Wild Sydney.

SA government to spend more than $10bn on infrastructure projects over next four years

The South Australian Government will invest $10.

Brookfield Multiplex awarded Stage Two contract to build $2bn Fiona Stanley Hospital at Murdoch

Brookfield Multiplex has been awarded the Stage Two contract to build the $2billion Fiona Stanley Hospital at Murdoch, WA.

South Australian Cabinet to call tenders for $16.2m cell block at Port Augusta Prison

Construction of a new cell block at Port Augusta Prison is a step closer, after the South Australian Cabinet approved tenders to be called for the $16.