Beachgoers will benefit from improved beach safety on one of the Sunshine Coast’s most popular shorelines this summer, with the Maroochydore Surf Life Saving Club (MSLSC) welcoming more than $5,000 worth of essential new lifesaving equipment to bolster its emergency response and patrol capability.
Hall Contracting has been recognised for its outstanding contribution to international trade and sustainability, having won the Sustainability and Green Economy award at the Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards 2025 held in Brisbane on 10 October.
Flood mitigation dredging has wrapped up at Ba River, helping to protect the township of Ba and adjacent communities against wet weather events and flooding.
Site works have commenced on a critical coastal protection project located in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI). The project design is led by consulting engineering company Royal HaskoningDHV on behalf of the RMI Ministry of Public Works, Infrastructure and Utilities (MPWIU), with dredging and marine construction company Hall Contracting now mobilising on site.
Specialist construction and engineering company SEE Group is poised to enter the Sunshine Coast construction market, having announced it has acquired the civil infrastructure division of renowned local business Hall Contracting.
Beach nourishment and reprofiling works have wrapped up at Noosa Dog Beach, helping to reduce coastal erosion in the popular recreational area.
Hall Contracting has banded together with Sunshine Coast green thumbs to save the Nambour community garden from being decommissioned, sowing the seeds to create a bustling new community hub known as Nambour Grown.
Hall Contracting is leading the fight against climate change in the Pacific Islands, having been appointed to deliver a 1.81km coastal protection system in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI).
Hall Contracting has thrown its support behind a Sunshine Coast neighbourhood centre, which has issued a plea for local residents to help make Christmas a little brighter for disadvantaged families in the region.
With Queenslanders using approximately 3 billion beverage containers each year, Hall has introduced Containers for Change collection bins across all Queensland-based sites to minimise the company’s environmental footprint.
A green initiative in Redland Bay is set to breathe new life into the Logan River, with Lendlease engaging Hall to plant a 9.8-hectare mangrove and saltmarsh habitat.
With the small island nation of Tuvalu extremely vulnerable to the impacts of climate change including rising sea levels and severe weather events, Hall is currently delivering coastal protection works across three of the country’s coral atolls as part of the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project.
Hall got behind Australian charity DV Safe Phone during Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month to support people experiencing abusive situations.
Hall is helping to end digital poverty, having recently donated more than 50 laptops as well as an assortment of tablets and docking stations to not-for-profit organisation LiteHaus International.
A new recreational boat launching facility at Yorkeys Knob is one step closer to completion, with Hall Contracting having finalised dredging and reclamation works in August.
The $232 million Port of Townsville Channel Upgrade marked a significant milestone in October 2022, with Hall Contracting having dredged 1 million m3 of material from the Platypus Channel.