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Stadium a winner for Townsville civil company

Mendi Constructions has been recognised for its work on Townsville’s Queensland Country Bank Stadium.

The Townsville-based company has taken out the $30-$75m project category at the 2020 Civil Construction awards.

Queensland Country Bank Stadium is a 25,000 multi-purpose stadium and home to the North Queensland Cowboys.

Mendi constructed numerous work packages and was the first contractors in and one. . .

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Peak geotechnical awards on the table

The Australian Geomechanics Society is calling on members for nominations for two peak industry honours - the AGS Practitioner Award and the DH Trollope Medal.

Nominations close on October 15.

The biennial AGS Practitioner Award recognises contributions of the highest order over an extended period to the geotechnical profession in Australia and the Australian Geomechanics Society.

Nominations should be made by at least three persons (not necessarily AGS members) following a call for submissions in Australian Geomechanics. Nominations must be. . .

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Strong Queensland showing at national building awards

Queensland companies and projects bagged 10 gongs at the 2019 Master Builders National Excellence in Building & Construction Awards in Kata Tjuta National Park, Uluru on the weekend.The winners came from the Wide Bay Burnett, Downs & Western regions as well as Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and Brisbane.“The Housing & Construction Awards provide an opportunity to highlight the talent of the Queensland Builders,” Master Builders chief executive officer Grant Galvin said. “Again we congratulate all that were involved at our region, state and national level. Our industry is the biggest winner of all”.

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Excellence shines through in Indigenous participation

Eighteen high-performing Indigenous resource employees, students and companies have been named as finalists in this year’s Queensland Resources Council (QRC) 2019 Indigenous Awards.

QRC chief executive Ian Macfarlane said the awards identified the leading individuals and organisations making a significant contribution to the sector and communities.

“Not only do these awards celebrate the high level of talented Indigenous employees in our sector across all commodities but they encourage new participation into the workforce which further enhances the diversity of our sector,” Mr Macfarlane said.

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