Archives: WA Works

Major infrastructure projects are advancing across transport, tourism, housing, manufacturing and logistics. Explore CCIWA’s comprehensive Major WA Projects List.

Woodside’s Scarborough and Browse progress along with major solar, wind and battery builds. Discover the latest developments shaping WA’s energy sector and CCIWA’s interactive Major Projects List.

From gold and iron ore to vanadium, WA mining projects are advancing with billions in investment. Explore the latest updates and CCIWA’s interactive Major WA Projects List.

Rio Tinto and Hancock Prospecting’s $2.4b Hope Downs 2 project in the Pilbara will deliver jobs, local contracts and long-term supply chain opportunities.

Indigenous business MOOMBAKI, in partnership with Profluid, has secured its first major contract on Woodside’s Pluto Train 2 project, demonstrating Aboriginal technical capability in WA’s industrial a...

Perth Airport’s $5b redevelopment reached a milestone with terminal design underway, led by Woods Bagot and Bechtel.

Woodside’s $30 billion North West Shelf Project has received conditional federal approval, securing WA’s energy future, creating jobs, and supporting the transition to renewables.

WA’s infrastructure pipeline is gaining momentum with approvals and construction underway across retail, transport, housing, and cultural venues.

Major mining projects across WA are progressing, with Rio Tinto, Talison Lithium and Victory Metals announcing significant developments in iron ore, lithium, gold, copper and rare earths.

WA’s energy sector is expanding, with new solar, wind, LNG and battery projects underway. Fortescue leads the charge with major renewable proposals in solar and wind.

Australia’s first green steel mill in Collie is set to begin operations by 2027. The $600 million project will repurpose scrap steel into low-emission rebar, creating jobs and boosting local manufactu...

Delays to the North West Shelf Project approval could risk WA’s energy security and economic growth, CCIWA Chief Economist Aaron Morey warns.

Whittens is reshaping the construction industry by embedding gender diversity into its culture and leadership, with initiatives that are driving change and delivering business benefits.

Key updates of major WA infrastructure projects from November 2024 to February 2025, including in logistics, multi-use developments, health, water, transport and education.