Our Stories

Boral Queensland and NSW teams foster strong community partnerships, driving local growth and collaboration through sustainable building practices.

The West Gate Tunnel Project will offer simpler and faster connections to the Port of Melbourne, Citylink tollway network and Melbourne’s CBD.

Last financial year we had a procurement spend of $8 million with over 50 Aboriginal businesses now on our Preferred Supplier register. 

Cairns Airport called on Team Boral to deliver a complete upgrade to one of its major taxiways, parking bays and general aviation apron. 

Explore Boral's commitment to sustainability through innovative recycling programs, turning waste into valuable resources for a cleaner, greener future.

With 39,800 cubic metres of concrete, 5000 tonnes of steel and over 1.1  million work hours, One The Esplanade is one of Perth’s most advanced and sustainable commercial buildings. 

Troy Thehu, Concrete Agitator Driver, recently moved into a job with South East Queensland’s Concrete team after a successful 20 years spent in Asphalt. 

Tamworth is home to the Golden Guitar, the Country Music Festival, the Australian Equine and Livestock Events Centre – and just 20 kilometres away is Boral’s Currabubula Quarry. Quarry Manager, Dan Smith and his team of 11 full-time staff supply product to Boral Concrete and Asphalt as well as nearby local Councils, Transport for NSW and local customers. They also provide work for more than 20 local contractors. 

Our Deer Park Quarry team together with our Asphalt colleagues hosted a STEM careers initiative with high school students in May.