FROM THE CEO

Cape Town felt like the right place to talk about infrastructure as ballast. It’s a city that has always relied on ports, roads, energy, water to steady society. And, like Cape Town, our industry faces compounding and competing challenges: climate shocks, financial pressures, political instability and technological disruption.

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ADVOCATING FOR YOUR BUSINESS SUCCESS

Meet new President Natalie Muir

Consult Australia’s newly-appointed President, Stantec’s Natalie Muir, has spent decades delivering sustainable water solutions. Now she’s tapping into that same drive to champion the companies that keep Australia’s infrastructure flowing.

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Consult Australia before NSW Parliament

Consult Australia’s Kristy Eulenstein and Alison Kirk appeared before the NSW Parliament’s Public Accountability and Works Committee in mid-September, calling for a regulatory regime that is appropriate and workable in practice.

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NSW Infrastructure Digitalisation and Data Policy

The NSW Government has launched its Infrastructure Digitalisation and Data Policy with a commitment to embed digital practices across the state’s $118 billion infrastructure pipeline.

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Engineers take the floor

A new parliamentary group and a wave of international appointments are giving Australian engineers greater influence to shape policy, standards and solutions.

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Why tomorrow’s consulting leaders won’t look like yesterday’s

Leadership in consulting is changing fast. Emotional intelligence, adaptability, creativity and collaboration are now as critical as technical know-how and project delivery. So how do we prepare tomorrow’s leaders?

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Navigating contracts

It’s not every day that construction professionals line up to praise contracts training. But when tailored content meets real-world relevance, even seasoned practitioners take notice.

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High stakes, fixed deadline: Queensland’s Olympic building challenge

Brisbane has just seven years until the 2032 Olympics. The challenge is set – and that starts with cost clarity, says WT’s Queensland State Director, Jack Shelley.

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