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Light Rail Stage 2A – City to Commonwealth Park Canberra
Delivering Canberrans a convenient and environmentally friendly transport option from Alinga Street to Commonwealth Park.
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Atlassian Sydney Headquarters Sydney
Atlassian has announced plans to build the world’s tallest hybrid timber building for its new headquarters in the tech precinct at Central Station.
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URBNSURF Sydney
Coming off the success of URBNSURF Melbourne, the URBNSURF Sydney project will be the latest world leading surf park facility, situated at Sydney Olympic Park.
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Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation Melbourne $1.7 Billion
The Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation (MAPT) is the biggest cultural infrastructure project in Australia’s history, enhancing the existing iconic institutions in the precinct.
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Frankston Hospital Redevelopment Frankston $1.1 Billion
The Frankston Hospital Redevelopment is the largest ever health infrastructure investment in Melbourne’s south-east.
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Melbourne Metro Tunnels & Stations PPP Melbourne
The Melbourne Metro Tunnels and Stations PPP is one of the largest transport infrastructure projects ever undertaken in Australia.
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Midtown Brisbane $150 Million
The Midtown transformation will deliver 42,000sqm of PCA A Grade office accommodation.
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Melbourne Square Melbourne $2.8 billion
Located in the heart of Southbank and bound by Power, Kavanagh and Balston Streets, Melbourne Square will feature six towers ranging from 38 to 73 levels in height.
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Monarto Safari Gateway Adelaide $16 million
Monarto Zoo, located less than an hour south of Adelaide’s CBD, is the biggest open-range zoo in Australia being home to some of Africa’s most impressive animals.
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Boola Bardip Museum Perth $428.5 million
The Boola Bardip Museum is an exciting and iconic building which will serve the people of WA for generations to come.
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