Mine subsidence changes to slash developer red tape
The passing of the Mine Subsidence Compensation Amendment Bill is tipped to save Newcastle region developers time and money.
Archive for month: October, 2014
Pacific Highway upgrade planned with expansion in mind
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderA major stretch of the Pacific Highway upgrade is being built with the future in mind, with room maintained for additional lanes.
Tallest apartment block in western hemisphere nears completion
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderConstruction workers in New York have poured concrete for the top floor of what will be the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere.
Blue Mountains bushfire survivor cannot face rebuilding
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderMaggie Hagan won’t rebuild the home she lost in the 2013 Springwood bushfire, but still loves the mountains.
New twist in battle over Sandy Shores development
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderA large block of coastal land earmarked for a controversial residential development is now on the market, as the owners battle financial problems.
Regional residents urged to keep watch for building site theft
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderPolice are asking residents who live near homes under construction to be on the lookout for unusual activity after-hours.
Northbourne flats redevelopment in doubt
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderA plan to demolish public housing along Northbourne Avenue and develop the land is in doubt after the buildings were heritage-listed.
Bruno and Ann Gelonisi – Beacon Hill/in Testimonials /by Brad the Builder
“Over the last 9 years Brad has designed and built a number of projects for us. Read more
Workers concerned about snakes on western NSW site
/in General News /by Brad the BuilderWorkers building a solar plant in western NSW have raised safety concerns including venomous snakes on their work site.