Whyalla Precast was contracted to cast, supply and deliver 21 precast concrete headstock shells for the Joy Baluch AM Bridge Duplication Project in Port Augusta. As a result of this contract, Whyalla Precast was able to employ an additional ten staff members, as well as engage a range of other...
Indigenous Artwork on the Move in Port Wakefield and Port Augusta
CPB Contractors commissioned a young Ngarrindjeri artist, Jordan Lovegrove, to create Indigenous artwork that represents CPB’s commitment to the Reconciliation Action Plan program. The artwork is depicting the relationship between CPB Contractors and its partners, clients and communities and has been used to wrap two PW2P) Alliance site vehicles –...
Road Upgrade Leads to Training Regional Long-Term Unemployed
The Port Wakefield to Port Augusta (PW2PA) Alliance has collaborated with Intract and TAFE SA to deliver Certificate II in Civil Construction training; providing a pathway to better futures for long-term unemployed Aboriginal workgroups. PW2PA, Intract and TAFE SA have partnered to provide 16 long-term unemployed Indigenous people with the...
Tony Braxton-Smith Visits Port Wakefield and Port Augusta
Tony Braxton-Smith, Chief Executive of the Department for Infrastructure and Transport, visited PW2PA project sites last week. Watch what he had to say here.
R U OK Day
The PW2PA Alliance proudly supports R U OK Day – Thursday 10 September 2020. R U OK Day is a national event where each Australian is reminded that any day is the right day to ask “Are you OK?”, if someone you know appears to be struggling with life’s challenges....
The PW2PA Alliance community app is now live.
The community app is available at no cost by downloading Site Podium from the App Store or Google Play Store to your smart phone or tablet. It provides easy access to real time project updates, news stories and advance notice of traffic restrictions for motorist travelling in the region. You...
Insights from Port Augusta Community Information Session
On Thursday 30 July 2020, the PW2PA Alliance held its first Community Information session on the Joy Baluch AM Bridge Duplication Project. More than 50 people came along to the Institute Theatre in Port Augusta to hear about the project. A number of information stations were set up around the...
Feedback from the Port Wakefield Community Information Session
On Thursday 13 August 2020, the PW2PA Alliance held a Community Information Session on the Port Wakefield Overpass and Highway Duplication Project. Sixty people attended the Eagles Sports & Community Centre in Port Wakefield to find out more about the project. At the session, PW2PA Alliance team members staffed information...
Industry Briefing
Thanks to the large number of businesses who participated in the online industry briefing held on Friday 26 June 2020.Over 300 businesses registered for the event and 233 businesses logged on to hear how local businesses based in South Australia will be able to connect with the PW2PA Alliance to...