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🌏 Now for climate.
Today is World Environment Day, a moment for us all to reflect on how we can live and work more sustainably to help drive the change our environment so urgently needs.

For the Webuild Group, sustainability isn’t a one-day conversation; it’s a 365-day commitment, driven by the expertise and passion of our people as we work towards a more sustainable future for the next generation.

From clean water and hydro energy to sustainable mobility and green buildings, we use innovative, future‑ready engineering and construction solutions to leave a positive legacy for generations to come.

Together, we’re bringing the present closer to the future, improving lives today and tomorrow.

Sustainability continues to be embedded across the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project, with the Parklife Metro team achieving an IS v1.2 Design Rating score of 91.08 for the SSTOM package.

The result reflects the work happening across the project to improve sustainability outcomes through smarter design, low carbon materials, water reuse initiatives, digital innovation and circular economy practices.

It’s a strong achievement for the team and our partners, and an important step as we continue progressing towards the as-built rating.

Webuild, as part of the Parklife Metro Consortium, is delivering the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport Metro Line, Stations, Systems, Trains, Operations and Maintenance (SSTOM) Package.

As we marked National Reconciliation Week and the completion of our third Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), we brought together our teams across Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane to celebrate our RAP journey so far.

It was a chance to reflect on the progress we’ve made together, share key achievements, and connect over native-inspired refreshments.

In the spirit of the week, we were also proud to launch our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Office Book Collection across each location. This carefully curated collection features works by celebrated First Nations authors, giving all employees the opportunity to borrow a book and deepen their understanding of Indigenous peoples, cultures, achievements and our shared histories.

With our parent company, Webuild, we acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live and work and pay our respect to their Elders past and present.

🏗️ Engineering Tasmania's next gen of infrastructure!
Join us at this upcoming Engineers Australia panel event, where industry leaders including experts from Webuild will explore the infrastructure shaping Tasmania’s future, from energy and transport to major civic and community assets.

The discussion will examine how strategic investment, global capability and strong local partnerships can deliver projects from vision to reality.

🎟️ Register here now: https://ow.ly/ViVH50Z7reC
📅 Tuesday, 16 June 2026
🕠 5.30 pm — 8.00 pm AEST
📍 RACV Hobart Hotel, 154–156 Collins Street, Hobart

We look forward to sharing insights from major infrastructure programs across Australia and discussing how international experience can support Tasmania’s next generation of infrastructure delivery. We look forward to seeing you there!

👷‍North East Link northern site milestones!
At Lower Plenty Road, Spark North East Link successfully broke through the northbound ramp from the entrance to the Lower Plenty box, a significant achievement, with excavation on track for completion in the coming weeks.

Crews have also completed the final base slab pour on the southbound ramp, placing 1,100m³ of concrete. This milestone enables ongoing works, including Longitudinal Egress Passage (LEP) installation, painting and gantry installation, ahead of handover to the ME&I team.

Meanwhile, northern surface works are well under way. Crews are progressing the Alternative Motorway Control Centre (AMCC) building, culvert roof slabs, and Greensborough Road drainage installation. The first Cement-Treated Base has also been poured for the permanent Greensborough Road southbound lanes.

Webuild, as part of the Spark Joint Venture, is delivering the tunnels as part of North East Link. The project will take 15,000 trucks off local roads every day and reduce travel times by up to 35 minutes for commuters. Once complete, it will be the longest road tunnel in Victoria.

🏗️ New Women and Babies Hospital’s first major concrete pour!
Webuild recently completed the first major concrete pour on the New Women and Babies Hospital Project in Perth - the largest pour for the project, and the start of a series of major pours that will support the 12-storey hospital.

💧 ~ 2,200m³ of concrete poured - equivalent to two thirds of an Olympic swimming pool
🏟️ Subsequent pours this year will form the ~10,000 m² ground slab – approx. half the size of Perth’s Optus Stadium!

Read the full story: https://ow.ly/thvc50Z6XAz

Webuild is proud to be contributing to the Western Australian Government’s investment in world-class healthcare infrastructure that will support the community for generations to come.

Today is Mabo Day, marking the conclusion of National Reconciliation Week. It is a time to reflect on Eddie Mabo’s landmark High Court victory, which overturned the doctrine of terra nullius and recognised the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to their land and waters.

This historic decision was a turning point in Australia’s journey, laying the foundation for native title and reminding us of the importance of truth, justice and continued progress towards reconciliation. Learn more about Mabo on Reconciliation Australia’s website: https://ow.ly/HzNe50Z6XmM

We extend our sincere appreciation to Reconciliation Australia, and all involved in making this week a success.

With our parent company, Webuild, we acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we live and work and pay our respect to their Elders past and present.

🔋 Reimagining energy reliability!
What started as an unconventional idea became a smarter, more efficient solution for one of Western Australia’s major gas developments. Featured in Engineers Australia’s Create magazine, Hamed Sharafizad, Chief Electrical Engineer, shares how the integration of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) into the Waitsia Gas Project helped unlock greater reliability, efficiency and lower-emission operations.

The technology has proved its value through innovative engineering and forward-thinking design, reducing infrastructure requirements while enhancing power system stability across the facility.

Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/Ph6k50Z6xE5

With our parent company, Webuild, we are committed to delivering smarter infrastructure outcomes across Australia’s energy sector.

🏆 SSTOM shortlisted at the ISC Awards!
The Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport (SSTOM) project has been named a finalist in two categories at the upcoming Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) Awards, recognising leadership and best practice across Australia and New Zealand’s infrastructure sector.

The project has been shortlisted for:
▪️ Sustainability Leadership – Excellence in Social Outcomes
▪️ Industry Impact – Delivery Partner

Congratulations to the Parklife Metro team and everyone involved! Best of luck to all finalists.

Webuild, as part of the Parklife Metro Consortium, is delivering the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport Metro Line, Stations, Systems, Trains, Operations and Maintenance (SSTOM) Package.

Ⓜ️Western Station Riyadh Metro: an architectural landmark!
The opening of Western Station marks the completion of Webuild's 22-station Orange line, bringing the full 176 km Riyadh Metro network into operation and positioning Saudi Arabia as a global leader in automated public transport.

More than a transit hub, Western Station is a striking contemporary interpretation of Saudi Arabia’s natural landscape. Inspired by the flowing forms of desert sand dunes, its architecture integrates seamlessly into the urban environment while creating a distinctive civic identity.

As one of the Riyadh Metro’s four “Iconic Stations,” Western Station combines architectural expression with functional excellence, designed for durability, energy efficiency and passenger comfort, while enhancing the everyday experience of urban mobility.

Read Webuild’s press release: https://www.webuildgroup.com/it/media/note-stampa/aperta-western-station-metro-riyadh-orange-line/