Infrastructure

Western Australian Planning Commission chairman Jeremy Dawkins believes the state’s future regional planning powers may be decentralised, with regional lead agencies taking control using their own budgets and simple region schemes.

24 Oct 2006

Infrastructure

Seeking a settled regional workforce

By Janelle Macri

The shift away from a fly-in, fly-out work culture to a more stable residential workforce is forcing some mining companies, and the state government, to re-evaluate their commitment to infrastructure developments in the regional areas that play home to th

24 Oct 2006

Infrastructure

Case Study: Trusted business plan helps lift Freo Machinery to new heights

By Janelle Macri

Freo Machinery is a long-established provider of crane hire, concrete sawing and drilling, heavy haulage road trains, logistical support and civil construction services to industry across Western Australia.

05 Sep 2006

Infrastructure

WA's largest traffic sign co. acquired by Melbourne rival

By James Moses

Western Australian traffic sign manufacturer Sunny Signs Pty Ltd has been taken over by Melbourne-based rival Traffic Technologies Ltd.

30 Mar 2006

Infrastructure

Henneveld warns on roads

By Mark Beyer

One of Western Australia’s top public servants has raised the possibility that private funding, including direct charging of motorists, will be needed to help pay for the State’s road network.

14 Sep 2004

Infrastructure

Consolidated: strange days before the fall

By Mark Beyer

The recent collapse of Consolidated Constructions has its share of corporate mystery and intrigue, as Mark Beyer reports.FRIDAY February 27 was a dramatic day at the offices of Consolidated Constructi

16 Mar 2004

Infrastructure

Projects on hold hurt contractor

By Shannon McKenzie

BUILDING contractor K Mountain this week announced it had entered into voluntary administration after a number of projects it was involved in were put on hold.

26 Jun 2001

Infrastructure

RoadCare snares SW contract

By Gary Kleyn

PIONEER Road Services Pty Ltd and Fulton Hogan Pty Ltd, through joint venture company RoadCare, have won a ten year contract with Main Roads to maintain around 1,500 kilometres of South West roads.

30 May 2000

Infrastructure

Planning power to go regional

Seeking a settled regional workforce

Case Study: Trusted business plan helps lift Freo Machinery to new heights

WA's largest traffic sign co. acquired by Melbourne rival

Henneveld warns on roads

Consolidated: strange days before the fall

Projects on hold hurt contractor

RoadCare snares SW contract

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