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Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium

The Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium is set to become Tasmania’s premier destination for sport, arts, entertainment and major events. At the heart of the Macquarie Point precinct in Hobart, the stadium will deliver a 23,000 seat, fully roofed venue and serve as the future home ground of the Tasmanian Devils AFL and AFLW teams. The project represents one of the state’s most significant infrastructure investments, designed to transform an underutilised waterfront site into a vibrant precinct that supports community, as well as cultural and economic outcomes.

NEXTDC Data Centre Portfolio

NEXTDC is one of Australia’s leading data centre providers with a growing network of centres across Australia’s major cities. Since 2020, WT has played a critical role in supporting NEXTDC’s data centre portfolio expansion.

Suburban Rail Loop

Investment in Victoria’s infrastructure and urban planning is making way for growing economic precincts outside of Melbourne’s CBD. The Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) will better connect Victorians, slash travel times and ensure the city grows in the right places.

Coles National Capital Investment Program

With an extensive and growing footprint of over 1,800 retail outlets nationally, the complexity of Coles’ capital works requires a big picture view of costs, drawing not only from a range of internal sources but also an understanding of broader market conditions.

Western Sydney International Airport

To bolster Sydney’s aviation capacity, Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport has been built approximately 50 km from Sydney’s CBD in the rapidly developing western region and third largest economy in Australia.

Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation

Melbourne is renowned as an arts and cultural hub across Australia and around the world. The Melbourne Arts Precinct, stretching from Federation Square across the Yarra River to Southbank, is being transformed through the largest cultural infrastructure project in Australia’s history.