Boral News & Announcements

Shrinkage can cause unsightly cracking. Slabs, driveways and footpaths are vulnerable as these have large exposed surfaces which maximise water evaporation...

Boral and John Holland have teamed up to host a Careers Expo, helping local students learn more about the construction sector and pathways for employment...

More than 150 high school students from Geelong kicked off Yellow Ribbon National Road Safety Week by learning how to become safer drivers. Students at Geelong...

Boral will be continuing its critical bushfire recovery efforts alongside Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) as their National Bushfire Recovery Partner...

Boral has officially returned a parcel of culturally significant land at its Waurn Ponds site in Victoria to the Traditional Owners, the Wadawurrung People, at...

In 1949, in Boral’s first year of refinery operation and trading, Patricia Morris, then aged 21, became the first female accountant to be employed by Boral...

In partnership with the University of NSW (UNSW) Boral has secured a $384,000 grant from the Australian Research Council (ARC). This funding will enable us to...

Boral Australia has used new technology to overcome COVID-19 obstacles, using a distributed drone network to undertake volumetric stock measurement at its...

Boral and the University of Technology Sydney have formed a five-year partnership to accelerate product innovation, and the research, development and commercialisation of low carbon concrete.

Tell us about your career before you joined Boral? I joined the Army straight from school, thinking I would do just a few years to help my single Mum by paying...

Boral’s Queensland asphalt team has upgraded Emerald Airport in an innovative project showcasing Australia's first stone mastic asphalt runway. The stone mastic...

The paint is officially dry and the concrete has set on the $5 million recent wash plant refurbishment at the Bacchus Marsh Sand Quarry to enable Boral to...