Oceania
The 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games will require more than 7.1 billion in investment for the renovation and construction of their venues

In addition to funding for the 17 new or upgraded venues, an additional $12.4 billion is earmarked for transportation infrastructure projects identified by Queensland as essential for the Games.

24 April 2026

Oceania
New Caledonia's mining sector sees a 25% increase in public investment and forecasts private investments of 4.5 billion CFP francs

Nickel prices are stabilising, showing a recovery towards USD 17,200/t in the first quarter of 2026.

26 March 2026

Oceania
Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion

These efforts are joined by another strategic focus of Australian wind development located in Gippsland, which has a generation potential of up to 25 GW and is already home to some of the country's most significant projects.

9 March 2026

Oceania
The value of Australia's residential construction sector will grow by over 16% until 2029

The government has already committed to investing more than AUD 32 billion to boost housing construction in the country, with the aim of building more than 1.2 million homes by 2029.

30 January 2026

Oceania
Sarens collaborates with Roy Sheds on the expansion of its workshop in Forrestdale with the installation of three new overhead cranes

These three new cranes will enable Roy Sheds to improve its workflow by facilitating the safe and quick access as well as lifting of heavy items in its workshop, such as garage doors, beams, and lintels.

28 November 2025

Oceania
The Australian construction industry forecasts growth of 3.8% for 2025

The domestic construction industry is expected to continue growing at an average annual rate of 3% between 2026 and 2029.

11 September 2025

Oceania
Sarens assists in the relocation of the Hell'N Pelican II aircraft to the PNG National Museum in Port Moresby to mark the 50th anniversary of independence

The bomber was used in World War II by the US Air Force and crashed in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. It was housed at the RAAF Heritage Centre at Amberley Base.

22 July 2025

Oceania
Civil engineering construction will grow by 2.5% in Western Australia in 2025, with renewable energy and transport projects leading the way

Between 2023 and 2024, Western Australia received approximately 20% of the entire national infrastructure budget, to develop key projects such as the modernisation of the Tonkin Highway in Perth and the expansion of the port of Fremantle.

27 June 2025

Oceania
Papua New Guinea’s mining sector expects a new wave of projects that will lead to a 15% growth in country’s GDP

Papua New Guinea is about to experience a new mining boom with the reactivation of several projects neglected a long time ago, such is the case for Bougainville Island mine and other examples such as Porgera gold mine, as a crucial sector for the country's economy.

25 April 2025

Oceania
Australia will need to build 1.2 million new homes by 2029 as part of its energy reduction policy

Australia’s National Housing Agreement, which promotes the construction of new homes across the country, is complemented by the Trajectory for Low Energy Buildings, which mandates compliance with new energy efficiency and carbon reduction standards in the construction se...

4 June 2026

Oceania
The 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games will require more than 7.1 billion in investment for the renovation and construction of their venues

In addition to funding for the 17 new or upgraded venues, an additional $12.4 billion is earmarked for transportation infrastructure projects identified by Queensland as essential for the Games.

24 April 2026

Oceania
New Caledonia's mining sector sees a 25% increase in public investment and forecasts private investments of 4.5 billion CFP francs

Nickel prices are stabilising, showing a recovery towards USD 17,200/t in the first quarter of 2026.

26 March 2026

Oceania
Oceania drives the wind energy industry, forecasting Australia to reach 26GW of generation by 2030 and New Zealand to close 2026 with an estimated market value of $38.53 billion

These efforts are joined by another strategic focus of Australian wind development located in Gippsland, which has a generation potential of up to 25 GW and is already home to some of the country's most significant projects.

9 March 2026

Oceania
The value of Australia's residential construction sector will grow by over 16% until 2029

The government has already committed to investing more than AUD 32 billion to boost housing construction in the country, with the aim of building more than 1.2 million homes by 2029.

30 January 2026

Oceania
Sarens collaborates with Roy Sheds on the expansion of its workshop in Forrestdale with the installation of three new overhead cranes

These three new cranes will enable Roy Sheds to improve its workflow by facilitating the safe and quick access as well as lifting of heavy items in its workshop, such as garage doors, beams, and lintels.

28 November 2025

Oceania
The Australian construction industry forecasts growth of 3.8% for 2025

The domestic construction industry is expected to continue growing at an average annual rate of 3% between 2026 and 2029.

11 September 2025

Oceania
Sarens assists in the relocation of the Hell'N Pelican II aircraft to the PNG National Museum in Port Moresby to mark the 50th anniversary of independence

The bomber was used in World War II by the US Air Force and crashed in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. It was housed at the RAAF Heritage Centre at Amberley Base.

22 July 2025

Oceania
Civil engineering construction will grow by 2.5% in Western Australia in 2025, with renewable energy and transport projects leading the way

Between 2023 and 2024, Western Australia received approximately 20% of the entire national infrastructure budget, to develop key projects such as the modernisation of the Tonkin Highway in Perth and the expansion of the port of Fremantle.

27 June 2025

Oceania
Papua New Guinea’s mining sector expects a new wave of projects that will lead to a 15% growth in country’s GDP

Papua New Guinea is about to experience a new mining boom with the reactivation of several projects neglected a long time ago, such is the case for Bougainville Island mine and other examples such as Porgera gold mine, as a crucial sector for the country's economy.

25 April 2025

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