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Nathan Hall, Business Development Manager at Boral Recycling, brings the same teamwork and leadership values to his role that earned him recognition from the Adelaide Crows for his grassroots AFL contributions.

Boral’s heavy mobile equipment upgrade program is delivering safer, more efficient operations nationwide, with new CAT loaders and advanced technology improving reliability and fuel efficiency.

Boral participated in the South Australian Ministerial Roundtable on concrete supply, discussing sustainability, infrastructure development, and strategies to meet growing demand.

Boral’s Geelong Cement team safely removed, serviced and reinstalled a 25-tonne mill motor powering Cement Mill 1. Discover how planning and innovation keep our assets safe and reliable.

Boral has completed its first Women Leading program, empowering 25 emerging female leaders through workshops, coaching and networking. Learn how we’re building pathways for women in leadership.

Boral teams in Queensland are stepping out of their usual roles to experience different locations and perspectives. Discover how these exchanges are building stronger connections and better collaboration.

Boral joined the Women of Trades & Industry Ready for Work Training Course in Brisbane, supporting women exploring careers in construction and promoting diversity.

Discover why stone, sand and gravel are vital for Australia’s roads, homes and infrastructure, and how local quarries support communities.

Boral recently welcomed Taribelang Bunda elders to Booyal Quarry for a site visit focused on cultural heritage, sustainability, and future plans. Learn how we’re building strong partnerships with Traditional Owners and supporting reconciliation.

Boral partnered with Wauchope TAFE to provide hands-on concrete training for apprentices from the Mid North Coast region.