Sunshine State’s Sustainable Streets
It’s been a year since Suncoast Asphalt paved Queensland’s greenest road with Green Roads PolyPave™, an innovative, high-performance asphalt...
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How many stubbies does it take to build a green road?
In a move to bolster the circular economy, the Victorian Government is rolling out a scheme to increase the use of recycled materials in local...
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Hallam Road Upgrade
While most Victorians bunkered down at the height of the Coronavirus pandemic, the construction industry charged ahead, with Premier Daniel...
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Council paves the way to greener roads
In a time where more councils are choosing to work with contractors that use sustainable materials in their projects, Moreton Bay Regional Council...
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Recycled Roads in Melbourne’s West
A council in Melbourne’s west has taken to reusing recycled pavement, glass and reclaimed plastic shampoo and milk bottles to build greener roads...
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Greener Roads for Moreton Bay
Moreton Bay Regional Council is building greener roads that last longer by resurfacing its streets with a new high-quality asphalt that...
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Redland City Council is pioneering a process that turns plastic bottles and other waste into new, high-quality roads. In a Queensland first...
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Millions of Bottles Recycled in Western Roads Upgrade
Upon completion of Victorian Government’s Western Roads Upgrade Project approximately 190 million bottles worth of recycled glass will have been...
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Bayside’s Recycling Hits the Road
Dozens of Bayside streets are being turned into green roads in the council’s latest maintenance blitz. To complete the resurfacing project, Alex...
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CityLink Tulla Widening – Project Profile
Citylink Tulla Widening, Melbourne, Victoria
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