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HIA Media Release
Building Activity Enjoys Strong Third Quarter
Building activity enjoyed a strong third quarter of 2003, with residential building work leading the way. More information >>

$20m mixed-use transformation for East Brisbane
A transformation of East Brisbane is under way to make the area like other inner city areas. Situated next to Mowbray Park, the retail, commercial and residential project is a venture between the Anthony John Group and John Peters & Associates. It is to be completed by June 2004. Courier Mail 23/01/04

Maunsell wins 2003 ACEA awards
Several high-profile building and construction projects were given Gold Awards at the recent 2003 Awards for Excellence for the Association of Consulting Engineers Australia. More information >>

Steady Year Ahead for Victoria's Homebuilders
Despite the threat of further interest rate rises, Victoria 's new home and renovation builders are facing another solid year in 2004. More information >>

Coates Hire riding higher on construction spending
The current boom in non-residential construction may be able to continue for longer than expected after Coates Hire shares rose to a six year high. The equipment hire company have recently acquired the Hobart general equipment hire company Mornington Plant Hire. (Sydney Morning Herald 16/01/2004)

Solid Economic Foundation Laid By WA Construction Industry
In 2002-03, the Western Australian construction industry contributed $6.7 billion to the State's Gross Product, according to figures released in a special article by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. More information >>

Developer goes bust - Properties snapped up
The property prices in the Cullinan complex on Gosford's Henry Parry Drive have dropped after the projects builder was put in to liquidation. The Central Coast Constructions group overcapitalised on the $9 million development. (The Daily Telegraph 23/01/04)

Liquid skin offers total protection
IN industrial, architectural and construction/building applications, the new range of Envelon polymeric coatings from Dominion Plastics can achieve an effective proofing and insulation against weather, water, dust, acid, alkalis and gas.
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