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Boral hosted 25 Year 10 students at its Deer Park concrete plant and quarry for the 2025 Seed2STEM careers initiative, offering hands-on STEM experiences, site tours and career insights into construction, engineering and materials testing. Discover how Boral is inspiring the next generation of women in STEM and supporting sustainable infrastructure.

Boral’s Bacchus Marsh Quarry supports Victoria’s infrastructure growth with high-quality sand and aggregates, a strong local workforce, and a major wash plant upgrade.

To celebrate Linwood Quarry's rich legacy, the team has restored and placed one of the original cable car carts at the site’s weighbridge. These carts were once used to transport material across the quarry and are a symbol of the ingenuity and hard work that shaped the site’s early operations.

At Boral we take safe driving extremely seriously and have a number of control measures in place to maintain a positive road safety culture for all road users.

Boral is proud to announce that we have been awarded the 2025 Australian Flexible Pavement Association (AfPA) NSW Outstanding Project Award – Greater than $10 Million for our work on the Western Sydney International Airport Aircraft Pavements.

The 2025 Women in Quarrying (WIQ) event hosted by the Institute of Quarrying Australia (IQA) in Victoria was a landmark occasion drawing a record 165 attendees and reinforcing the industry’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and innovation. Boral was proud to be one of the most well-represented organisations on the day, with 26 employees from our Victorian quarries in attendance.

In early 2024, Boral’s Sydney Concrete team introduced a practical and forward-thinking solution to a common industry challenge: what to do with leftover wet concrete. The answer? Branded concrete skip bins, now a familiar sight across our Sydney sites.

De Martin & Gasparini, a subsidiary of Boral, have just plugged into a cleaner future, taking delivery of our first electric trailer pump in March. It’s been undergoing testing and is set to head out to its first project in June and it’s already proving to be a smart investment.

When it comes to getting raw materials into Australia by sea, Eliza O'Day is right at the helm. From ports to paperwork, she manages the complex and often unpredictable process of importing the dry bulk materials Boral needs to keep moving. 

Boral proudly produces raw materials here in Australia, including clinker from our Berrima kiln using limestone from Marulan. But to meet national demand, we also import around 1.2 million tonnes of materials each year, including clinker, slag and gypsum. Eliza manages these shipments into two key ports. 

There’s our new, purpose-built Cement plant at the Port of Geelong, and Fisherman’s Island at the Port of Brisbane, which supports our Sunstate Cement joint venture with Adbri in Queensland. Our Geelong facility ensures a steady supply to southern states. And our deliveries into Brisbane keeps Sunstate stocked and ready to go. 

From May 26 to November 30, 2025, Boral is proud to launch the “Get Some Green and Gold in Your Mix” Cement Competition - a celebration of Australian-made quality and a chance to win big just by choosing Boral Cement Packaged Products.