Construction Industry News

A new report indicates that India will require an additional 160,000 construction project managers by 2035, a 67% increase from current levels. This demand high

A Brexit-induced skills crisis, marked by over 200,000 EU workers leaving the industry, is threatening Andy Burnham's pledge to build council houses.

Major Sydney property developer Bathla Group has entered voluntary administration, citing softening sales and impacts from the federal government's May budget a

A CFMEU activist alleges that Comanchero bikies threatened him and his family following an incident at a building site, accusing a construction giant of using t

Businesses, particularly in the construction sector, are facing significant strain as the deadline for President Trump's proposed 50% tariffs on Canadian import

The construction industry is showing signs of stabilization after a significant downturn, with slower rates of decline observed across all sectors in July, part

A new housing development, built with the assistance of 'Walter the robot,' has been completed, marking what housing chiefs call a 'defining moment' for the fut

Victorian apartment buyers are reportedly paying a 'Gatto tax' as plastering and other businesses allegedly pay gangland figure Mick Gatto for privileged access

Despite over 30,000 new apprentices joining the workforce, the construction industry warns that this will not be enough to curb rising construction costs.

Queensland is continuing its push for building code reforms despite union condemnation, with Bleijie stating that revelations of CFMEU threats and bullying unde