As we head into the long weekend, it’s a good time to pause and recognise the work happening across our projects and teams. Thank you to our clients and partners for the continued trust and collaboration, and to our team for the effort behind the scenes. While the industry doesn’t fully stop, this break gives some of us a chance to step away. For many, work continues across sites and essential services. It’s a reminder that a lot of people we work with every day are still out

That idea didn’t last long. Arcade machines were claimed quickly, scores started getting tracked, and suddenly everyone cared a lot more than expected. Things carried on into bowling, where it somehow got louder, more competitive, and a lot more entertaining. There were a few surprisingly good shots, a few very questionable techniques, and plenty of laughing in between. Then came laser tag, and the energy shifted instantly. No teams, no plan, just everyone running around like

Last year, we took part in City2Surf as part of a broader industry effort. This year, we’re doing it differently. For City2Surf 2026, the Goldfish & Bay team is running to support three causes that impact people across Australia in very different ways. Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation (SCHF) Beyond Blue RSPCA NSW Most campaigns ask you to get behind one cause. The reality is, people connect to different things. So instead of choosing, we’ve backed all three. On 9 August

International Women’s Day is a moment to recognise the women shaping our industry and the built environment around us. Across engineering, construction, and design, women play an important role in delivering projects, solving complex challenges, and strengthening the teams behind them. Their expertise, perspective, and collaboration make our industry stronger. This year’s International Women’s Day theme, "Give To Gain", highlights the value of creating opportunities, sharing

Most people experience engineering without ever noticing it. Clean water flows when a tap is opened. Buildings stay comfortable through carefully designed mechanical systems. Electrical networks power entire cities. Fire protection systems stand ready in the background, rarely seen but always critical. None of this happens by chance. It is the result of engineers solving complex technical problems long before construction begins. At Goldfish & Bay, our engineers work across h

We recently sat down with Simona for a one-on-one conversation about her journey into construction and the new chapter she’s stepping into at Goldfish & Bay. Born and raised in Rome, she moved to Australia eight years ago with a clear ambition to build a future in project management. Since joining GFB last year, she has quietly become a key part of our project setup and compliance process, ensuring the design team is always working from the latest documentation and that nothi