KiwiRail, Auckland Transport and City Rail Link (CRL) are finalising plans for an intensive Christmas works program on Auckland’s underground rail network.
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Australia’s peak national body for the civil construction sector, Civil Contractors Federation National (CCF) is hosting the 2021 Civil Contractors Federation National Earth Awards which will be held virtually on Friday 12 November 2021 from 4.30pm to 6.00pm (AEDT).
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Infrastructure Australia (IA) has released its inaugural Infrastructure Market Capacity report, forecasting peak shortages across the infrastructure sector, with major activity expected to double in the next three years.
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The last of the Metro Tunnel Project’s four tunnel boring machines (TBMs) completed its work back in May, breaking through at Town Hall Station in Melbourne’s CBD.
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Restrictions on the Victorian construction industry eased from 11.59pm on Monday, 4 October with a Construction Sector Roadmap setting a way forward for the sector to operate inline with Chief Health Officer directions.
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Tunnel boring machine (TMB) ‘Dame Whina Cooper’ has reached 500 m on the first leg of its 1.6 km journey from Mt Eden into central Auckland on the City Rail Link (CRL).
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WA-based Boretech Contracting started as an installer of underground services for Telstra and the National Broadband Network but has since expanded and secured long-term horizontal directional drilling (HDD) contracts for a range of utility projects.
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Due to concerns about COVID-19 case numbers and transmission risk, the Victorian Government has announced a two-week shutdown for construction in metropolitan Melbourne and other local government areas currently in lockdown.
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COVID-19 restrictions have put the breaks on two of Auckland’s major infrastructure development projects – the City Rail Link and the Central Interceptor.
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The Cross River Rail’s second tunnel boring machine (TBM) is expected to break through at Roma Street today, joining ‘Else’ at the underground cavern under Roma Street.
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The Queensland Government said last week that one of two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) had broken through to the underground cavern beneath Roma Street.
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