Lahey Loyalty

  • By Melanie Coe
  • Aug 19th, 2021
  • News

Celebrating a semisesquicentennial is a pretty big deal (especially if you know what it means!). It’s an even bigger deal when you realise that Lahey Constructions is one of only a handful of the 360,000 construction businesses across Australia to achieve that milestone. If you haven’t googled it yet, we’re talking about our 75th anniversary. What’s more, if you go back to Lahey’s humble beginnings as a local joinery (established in 1938), we’ve been around even longer. Since Lahey Constructions was formed in 1946 our business has continued to go from strength to strength, and we’d like to share with…

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In the News

  • By Melanie Coe
  • Aug 6th, 2021
  • News

The Lahey’s team is thrilled to be involved in delivering the Bowraville Sports Hub – the epitome of true community spirit and collaboration. We can’t wait to get started! To find out more, check out the NBN News segment about this project.

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Arm Yourself Against COVID-19

  • By Melanie Coe
  • Aug 5th, 2021
  • News

ARM YOURSELF! | Today’s news of further snap lockdowns in the NSW Hunter region are a stark reminder that the Delta strain is continuing to quickly spread. With COVID restrictions being repeatedly extended, it can feel like there is no end in sight to this pandemic. At Lahey Constructions, we recognise that there is a way out – a way for our lives to return to normal – by vaccinating as many people as quickly as possible. That is why we are encouraging our staff, families, and extended connections to arm themselves against COVID-19 as soon as they can. To…

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Project Win | Bowraville Sports Hub

Continuing a great run of success with several recent contract awards, Lahey Constructions has been selected as the preferred builder for the exciting Bowraville Sports Hub project. Largely funded by the NSW Government, with significant support from Nambucca Valley Council, the project is the result of long-term collaboration between several Bowraville community and sporting groups. Designed to replace aged, rundown facilities with a sporting, recreational and wellness hub, the Bowra Sports Hub is set to benefit and support all sectors of the wider community. The Bowraville sporting precinct will be transformed to host and coordinate multiple sporting codes, with the…

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COVID Update | July 2021

  • By Melanie Coe
  • Jul 21st, 2021
  • News

In line with the NSW Government’s unprecedented announcement to pause all construction works in the Greater Sydney region until July 30, workers at our Sydney based sites have downed tools and will stay-at-home as requested to help stop the Delta outbreak. Lahey Regional Centres are OPEN. Our head office at Kempsey on the Mid North Coast and many of our work sites, located around the state, remain fully operational with full covid-19 compliance. Our thoughts are with our Sydney crews and everyone affected by this current lockdown. Please, stay safe and well, and we look forward to seeing the construction…

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Contract Award | Singleton Rugby Grandstand

Lahey Constructions has cemented its reputation within the Singleton region, having this month secured the contract to deliver the Singleton Rugby Club‘s new Western Grandstand. The grandstand is Lahey’s third consecutive project in the area, following on from the recently completed Animal Management Facility and work-in-progress Singleton Arts and Cultural Centre, both delivered for Singleton Council. Funded by multiple NSW Government grants, the new covered grandstand facility will provide the popular Rugby Union Club with seating for 440 spectators, kiosk, change Rooms, gym area, toilet facilities, storeroom, and a training and rehabilitation room. The project will provide significant benefits to…

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CSU Awards Nomination | Think Brick Awards Top 40

  • By Melanie Coe
  • Jul 14th, 2021
  • Awards

The landscaping design for Charles Sturt University Port Macquarie Stage 2 has been shortlisted for the Bruce Mackenzie Landscape Award, with the project making the Top 40 of the Think Brick Awards 2021. Architecture BVN was commissioned to develop a masterplan for the new campus at Lake Innes, with Stages 2A and 2B successfully delivered by Lahey Constructions. The final campus will form three large courtyards of differing proportions and character, creating vital landscape areas and outdoor rooms to support the university community. The completed Stage 2 shown here forms two sides of the campus’ second courtyard, connected with Adbri…

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Project Win | LAHC Units at South Kempsey

Following Lahey Construction’s recent contract award by the NSW Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC), work is now underway on a new housing renewal project to provide modern, fit-for-purpose homes for local seniors who may be at risk of homelessness. The development will deliver six one-bedroom social homes in a two-storey residential complex at 59 Middleton Street, South Kempsey, and is part of the NSW Government’s investment to deliver more and better social housing throughout regional NSW. Minister for Water, Property and Housing, Melinda Pavey said the dwellings were designed to the highest standard to make a positive contribution to the…

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Heal Country | NAIDOC Week 2021

  • By Melanie Coe
  • Jul 4th, 2021
  • News

NAIDOC Week celebrates the richness and diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and culture. It’s a week where all Australians can celebrate, learn and grow together. The theme this year is ‘Heal Country’. To do this, we all need to embrace the cultural knowledge of First Nations people and understanding of country as more than just a place. The team at Lahey Constructions acknowledges the land on which we live, meet and work. From our head office on Dunghutti land in Kempsey and our Sydney office on Gadigal land at Pyrmont, to our worksites across Gumbaynggirr, Birpai, Wanaruah,…

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Charles Sturt University | Stage 2 Officially Opened

Lahey Construction’s Project Manager Bill Maley and Contracts Administrator Ken Foran recently attended Charles Sturt University Port Macquarie to celebrate the fruition of Stage 2 at the thriving regional campus. NSW Premier, the Hon. Gladys Berejiklian and Port Macquarie MP, the Hon. Leslie Williams, were among the distinguished guests who officiated at the opening ceremony and paid homage to the excellent design and construction delivered by Architecture BVN, Savills, and Lahey Constructions. The state-of-the-art project has increased campus capacity at the popular regional university from 1,000 to 2,800 students – making it the largest international campus in NSW outside the metropolitan cities.…

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