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RediPlant Refreshes Its Look and Welcomes the New Kobelco SK235SR-7 When you’ve been in the game for nearly 20 years, milestones matter. For RediPlant, a family-owned dry hire specialist based in Queensland, hitting 100
NL Drainage Expands Fleet with Kobelco SK135SR-7 and SK85SR-7 Building Infrastructure, Building Communities In the heart of Victoria’s Goulburn Valley, NL Drainage has been a cornerstone of civil construction for over three decades.
How Ecotrans Nails Site Cleans with Melbourne Tractors Why ASV Posi-Tracks are the secret weapon for Melbourne’s toughest site cleans When it comes to site cleaning, the work is demanding. Bricks, rubble, timber offcuts, and
Brisbane, Australia — Brisvegas Machinery is proud to announce the delivery of a highly specialised Kobelco SK200-10 excavator, fitted with a Remu E22 amphibious track set, to long-standing partner Ezyquip Hire. This bespoke machine
In the dynamic world of civil construction, success often hinges on the strength of partnerships. One such partnership—between Melbourne Tractors, a trusted supplier of earthmoving equipment, and CONARRD, a rising force in Victorian civil
The global mini excavator market has become highly competitive, with European and American brands dominating the high-end segment through technological innovation and brand influence, while Chinese brands are rapidly gaining
Australian news outlets and politicians have repeatedly claimed that traffic controllers are earning more than $200,000 per year for turning a stop sign. The coverage focuses on concerns that taxpayers are having to foot the bill for
Joe Bartolo has ridden the wave of insatiable government appetites for major infrastructure projects. Symal, the civil construction company he founded more than two decades ago, has worked on Snowy Hydro, helped remove level crossings
Hundreds of tipper drivers are walking off the job in Melbourne this week in a protest for better pay rates. Organiser Luke McCrone, of Victorian Tippers United, told a big rally of truckies in Epping today that the best way to get the
At 17, Ming found herself homeless. Now a small business owner, she opens up about the impact of financial stress. Perth-based small business owner Ming Johansen is known to her clients as the ‘Mother of Unicorns’.&nb