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Australia’s best construction projects have been unveiled
Australia's best construction projects have been unveiled.

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Australia’s skylines are still dotted with cranes
Cranes remain active in large numbers across Australia’s building sites as high levels of civil construction activity offsets softer conditions in new apartment developments, the latest data shows.

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Victoria still lags Australia’s home building recovery
The market for new home construction in Victoria is set to remain sluggish across 2026 as the state continues to lag the nation in terms of the new home building recovery, an industry breakfast has heard.

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From Ash to Adaptation: Creating Bushfire-Resilient Cities in a Warming World
From California to Australia and the Mediterranean regions, wildfires are among the most damaging natural threats, fueled by a changing climate. Their devastating impacts on the built environment pose one of the most significant challenges for the construction and architecture sectors today.

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Builders slam Victoria’s 30-day notice on Code changes
Building industry lobby groups have slammed a Victorian Government decision to adopt changes to the National Construction Code with little more than a month’s notice.

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