As TALLAWONG VILLAGE approaches completion, the broader precinct is taking shape as a connected residential and community hub within Sydney’s north west growth corridor. Delivered by Deicorp, the development brings together 987 new homes, retail, and a publicly accessible park, all centred around the Tallawong Metro Station. Planned as a walkable, pedestrian-focused precinct, the project links residential buildings, retail, and public domain through a network of laneways and

Located within Byron Bay’s village centre, this boutique development brings together just eight residences within one of the most tightly held coastal locations in NSW. Designed by HGA  Studio and delivered by Cobild , the project combines residential and ground floor retail within a low rise building shaped around a central courtyard, open-air circulation, and a landscaped laneway linking Marvell Street and Fletcher Lane. Rooftop gardens and a pool extend the shared amenity,

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

We have achieved an improved iCIRT rating of 4.5 stars. This reflects how our governance, technical oversight and project delivery systems have continued to strengthen since our initial 4-star rating. The iCIRT assessment is detailed and demanding. It requires organisations to demonstrate financial stability, operational systems and clear professional accountability in a transparent way. This is what gives the rating its credibility. For an engineering consultancy, this matte

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