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News, projects and guides about new south wales.
Guides · NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, NT
NCC 2025 was released on 1 May 2026. Victoria, Tasmania, WA and the ACT took it immediately; NSW and Queensland will wait until 2027; South Australia split it, and the Northern Territory has not adopted it at all.
· 4 min read · Construction Australia
Projects · NSW
Snowy 2.0 is more than 70 per cent complete and has begun building its underground power station. The contractor's revised cost is in, and Snowy Hydro is reviewing it before advising government.
· 6 min read · Construction Australia
Guides · NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, NT
The card is recognised nationwide. The training is not. That single distinction explains most of the confusion — and it is why you have to train in the state where you live.
· 6 min read · Construction Australia
Projects · NSW
NSW has approved the 110-kilometre, 500 kV line from Bayswater to Olney, with seven shortlisted tenderers across two packages and main construction set to start in 2027.
· 4 min read · Construction Australia
Projects · NSW, VIC, NATIONAL
New South Wales alone has 11.4 gigawatts of data centres in development. None of it shows up in the public infrastructure numbers, and all of it competes for the same trades.
· 5 min read · Construction Australia
Projects · NSW
Jetstar flew the first passengers out of Western Sydney International on 25 October, eight years after construction began. Who built it, and where the work goes next.
· 4 min read · Construction Australia
Projects · NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, NT, NATIONAL
Queensland leads a run of big state capital programs, with a record $119 billion over four years. Here is where the infrastructure work sits in every state and territory in 2026.
· 7 min read · Construction Australia
Guides · NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, NT
Every security of payment deadline that matters, by jurisdiction — payment schedules, adjudication windows and claim periods — verified against the consolidated Acts. Diarise in business days, in the right state.
· 2 min read · Construction Australia
News · NSW
The High Speed Rail Authority has shortlisted Alstom–UGL, a Siemens-led consortium and Hitachi Rail for the Newcastle–Sydney line's trains, plus three construction consortia for its first 35 km of tunnels.
· 2 min read · Construction Australia
