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Infrastructure 2010

• New facilities bring a $2.1million boost to Mt Hawthorn Primary School (20-Nov-2008)
Students and teachers at historic Mt Hawthorn Primary School have benefited from a $2.1million upgrade to the school’s administration and toilet facilities
• State Government announces $5.97million for major regional infrastructure projects (20-Nov-2008)
Regional Development Minister Brendon Grylls has announced $5.97million in funding for infrastructure projects in regional Western Australia.
• Recycling collection capacity in State's South boosted (20-Nov-2008)
A major upgrade of recycling facilities in Hobart will see an increased capacity to receive co-mingled material from about 80,000 southern households, the Minister for Environment, Parks, Heritage and the Arts, Michelle O’Byrne, announced today.
• $110 million Tiger Brennan Extension: Stage Two Begins (20-Nov-2008)
Work on Stage Two of the $110 million Tiger Brennan Drive extension has started.
• Dual carriageway for Wanneroo Road in Ashby and Tapping (19-Nov-2008)
Major road upgrades will take place on Wanneroo Road between Wallawa Street and Joondalup Drive in Ashby and Tapping in Perth’s northern suburbs.
• Victoria tops the list as a location for renewables (19-Nov-2008)
An independent national report on renewable energy by Ernst and Young has given Victoria top marks as a location for clean energy investment.
• Brumby backs Victorian industry with $245 million boost (19-Nov-2008)
Victorian industries will be given the tools they need to prepare for the future and create new jobs and more exports as part of a $245 million strategy unveiled today by Premier John Brumby.
• Ipswich/Logan interchange expands on project design (19-Nov-2008)
The landmark $255 million Ipswich/Logan interchange project will be expanded to include an upgrade to an additional 500 metres of motorway.
• Grants give explorers the drill (19-Nov-2008)
Junior explorers keen to make their mark and millions in mining in Queensland have leapt at the chance to take up State Government grants.
• Planning strategies for Sydney's North West and South West (19-Nov-2008)
Planning Minister, Kristina Keneally, said today she has asked the Department of Planning to work with the Ministry of Transport and across government to update the draft subregional strategies for North West and South West Sydney.
• North-west Queensland roads maintained to improve safety (19-Nov-2008)
Work on a $14.4 million project to upgrade sections of Aramac-Torrens Creek Road in Queensland's north-west is making good progress, with more than 30 kilometres of road sealing already completed.
• New industry working group will advise on mining approvals process (18-Nov-2008)
Mines and Petroleum Minister Norman Moore told a lunch of 150 representatives from the resources sector last Friday that he had set up an industry working group to advise on ways to improve the State’s exploration and development approvals process.
• Angellala Creek bridge upgrade to improve freight efficiency (18-Nov-2008)
Main Roads Minister Warren Pitt today announced a $3.2 million contract to upgrade the Angellala Creek bridge on the Warrego Highway between Morven and Charleville in the state's south-west.
• Local communities to receive $300 million for Regional and Local infrastructure (18-Nov-2008)
The Rudd Labor Government today announced a $300 million program to build local community infrastructure in all of Australia's 565 local council areas.
• Goldfields residents will have a new Kalgoorlie Hospital by 2012. (17-Nov-2008)
The Liberal-National Government last week announced $55.8million for the redevelopment of Kalgoorlie Hospital - $15.8million to come from the Royalties for Regions funding.
• Cairns business to benefit from more than $1billion of major projects (17-Nov-2008)
Cairns businesses are being urged to attend a forum this week to help them benefit from the millions of dollars of major infrastructure projects underway in the region.
• Next step taken on $1.7 billion Green Square Town Centre (17-Nov-2008)
Mirvac/Leighton Properties has been selected to partner with Landcom to deliver the first phase of the $1.7 billion Green Square Town Centre.
• Main Roads delivers record $2.8 billion program (16-Nov-2008)
Delivering a record $2.8 billion roads program, tackling congestion and completing the $543 million Tugun Bypass are among the highlights in Main Roads’ 2007–08 annual report, which was tabled in Parliament on Friday.
• Government to deliver $466 million to local councils (16-Nov-2008)
The Rudd Labor Government will next week (17-21 November) deliver $466 million to councils and shires across Australia - the second quarterly instalment from its $1.9 billion Financial Assistance Grants program.
• World-class electronic freight management system to improve efficiency at Port precinct (13-Nov-2008)
An integrated online system that would make managing freight movement through the Port of Melbourne even more efficient and effective is being trialled since yesterday.
• Grants boost search for minerals in Victoria (13-Nov-2008)
Eleven mining companies will share in $700,000 of Brumby Government grants to assist their search for minerals including gold, copper, molybdenum and nickel, Energy and Resources Minister Peter Batchelor announced today.
• CCTV To Be Rolled Out In Darwin, Casuarina and Palmerston (12-Nov-2008)
Transport Minister Delia Lawrie today said a comprehensive CCTV system in Darwin, Casuarina and Palmerston is a step closer with tenders called tomorrow.
• Desalination plant EIS available (12-Nov-2008)
Minister for Urban Development and Planning Paul Holloway said yesterday the environmental impact statement for the Adelaide Desalination Project at Port Stanvac is now available.
   
     

Sun Sea Bay Townhouse
Recently completed project using our BayRidge Collection Masonry.
Ceiling SUPABATTENS in Woodgrain finish by metalart Industreis
Aluminium Supabattens in woodgrain finish Bush Cherry create a striking feature in Sydneys classy Newtown Plaza. The contemporary ceiling battens that look just like timber were specified for their aesthetic durable and no maintenance properties.
'Wicked' use of Coemar De Sisti's ShowLED product
Wicked musical comedy due to start in Melbourne is using custom green classic ShowLED strings in the sets.
Driveways Farm Tracks Recycled
Farm Tracks and Driveways Stabilised with Polycom Stabilising Aid
Conergy provides Australia's first green residential estate with solar power
By 2012, Conergy Australia will supply approximately 450 grid-connected home PV systems for residences in the Evermore Heights estate, south of Perth.
Weldlok Drainage Products Press Release
Weldlok Drainage Products Press Release
FSC certification
Paarhammer is the first window manufacturer in Victoria to be FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified. Clients can now have piece of mind by specifying FSC certified windows and doors.
Powered by the Sun
Heat and moisture can be irreparably harmful to roof cavities and attics so ventilation experts Solatube are suggesting their most technically advanced and environmentally friendly product Solar Star as a must have,...
Architects Resource
New resource, new ideas, new possibilities
Aussie safety stair nosing Washington DC bound
It's great that an Australian safety product has been selected to make the 270 steps at the UAE Embassy in Washington DC safe.
Erosion Control Solution
The grout filled revetment mattress offers the customer an fast and cost-effective solution to their erosion problems
Sound protection put to the test
An oasis to recharge our batteries - that's what many of us crave in our busy lifes.
Motorised Sliding Door Giants
Easy operation is assured and can be fully automated for Paarhammer's sliding door 'Giants'. Up to 3m high lift-slide doors are energy efficient, secure and easy to use.
Solatube: Innovation in Daylighting
In the 1980s sole Australian inventor, Steve Sutton, created the concept of the tubular skylight; an energy-efficient alternative to the poorly designed and leak prone traditional skylights that were on the market at the time. His concept involved...
Australia's first Halogen Energy Saving Low Voltage Downlight Kit
OSRAM has developed an Electronic Low Voltage Downlight Kit featuring the NEW DECOSTAR Energy Saver which is 30% more economical than standard halogen dichroic lamps due to the special Infra Red Coating on the lamp bulb.
ECO Matting
NEW Waterhog ECO
Is It Time to Kill Off the Flush Toilet?
To flush or not to flush. That was the question that designers and ecologists were asking each other as hundreds of people who spend a lot of time thinking about these things. There are alternatives and this article explores them.
Logov 2008
New Product release at Logov 08
Solatube launches Designer Sample Purchase Program (16-Sep-2008)
The Solatube Designer Sample Purchase Program enables practising archi- tects and designers to experience the company's new energy rated daylighting system in their own home or office at a reduced rate.
Austech introduces So Safe Graffiti Remover.
Do you have a Graffiti Problem?
     
Bosch Security