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Spotlight on women working on the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project

13 March 2025

In celebration of International Women’s Day on 8 March, we’re excited to introduce you to four of the women making an impact on the project. They’ve shared a glimpse into their roles and offered some insights on their experience in the industry, hoping to inspire other women considering a career in construction. Emmalee – Environmental AdvisorWith a background in marine biology, Emmalee is passionate about environmental conservation in her work on the Heatherbrae Bypass. She ensures the project meets

Milestone: Piling begins for Hunter River M1 bridge

14 February 2025

Piling has begun this week on the crucial over-water section of the 2. 6-km viaduct which forms part of the new M1 Pacific Motorway extension. The bridge is being built using a combination of heavy lift barges and an 80-m temporary rock platform to access the Hunter River. This approach is expected to expedite the completion of the bridge by up to four months, reduce congestion on the surrounding road network sooner and improve safety for workers. Barge piling operations in the Hunter River began this week, wit

Groundbreaking safety innovation progresses M1 bridge construction

9 February 2025

Our southern contractor (John Holland Gamuda Australia Joint Venture) is using a groundbreaking method to enhance safety and efficiency during the viaduct (bridge) construction for the 10km Black Hill to Tomago section of the project. An incredible 699 super-T bridge girders (concrete beams) are required to build the 2. 6km viaduct spanning the New England Highway and Hunter River as part of the project. The project team sought ways to enhance efficiency of rigging operations while ensuring the safety of worke

Revolutionising recycling on the M1 extension project

2 January 2025

The team delivering the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace (M12RT) is revolutionising recycling by repurposing products on the project's 10-kilometre Black Hill to Tomago southern section to avoid landfill disposal. John Holland Gamuda Australia joint venture (JHGAJV) Senior Sustainability Advisor Claire Macpherson said the project team was consistently exceeding its recycling targets month-on-month. “The question isn’t what are we recycling but, what aren’t we recycling – with everything from soft drink

Logs repurposed for Williams River riverbank rehabilitation

26 December 2024

More than 800 logs from trees cleared for the new M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace (M12RT) project have been repurposed to progress Hunter Water’s remediation efforts. The logs are being utilised to protect the eroding riverbanks of the Williams River, spanning from Seaham to Clarence Town. This innovative approach aims to bolster the riverbanks and safeguard them against further degradation. Through a close collaboration with Transport for NSW and construction partners, John Holland Gamuda

Milestone achieved with girders installed over New England Highway

19 December 2024

The M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project has marked another milestone with the completion of nine girder lifts over the New England Highway at Tarro as part of the construction of the 2. 6-kilometre viaduct over the Hunter River. A total of 699 girders are required to build the viaduct with 109 now in place. ; Latest News - Active

M12RT construction paused for Christmas break

18 December 2024

The M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace construction teams will be on a well-deserved break over the Christmas period. Work will pause with site closure on Friday 20 December 2024 and resume on Monday 6 January 2025, with the exception of some minor and maintenance work. We remind all drivers to travel safely through construction zones and adhere to the posted speed limits. For updates on road network changes, visit the Construction Update section of the M12RT project portal here. Learn about cumu

M1 Pacific Motorway extension achieves major milestone at Tomago Interchange

17 December 2024

The M1 project team is ticking off its Christmas wish list with the delivery of another project milestone this week. The team has completed installation and stressing of girders (concrete beams) on the new Tomago Interchange bridge opposite Old Punt Road. The girders span 50 metres and were cast and delivered in halves due to transport limitations. These halves were landed onto a temporary support system prior to being stitched and stressed together. The stitching and stressing took two weeks to complete. It i

Local students get hands-on with STEM careers at the M1 extension project

10 December 2024

More than 200 local high school students and teachers were given a unique glimpse into the world of engineering and construction this week at a special science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) day hosted by Transport for NSW, John Holland Gamuda Australia Joint Venture and Seymour Whyte Constructions. The event, held at the John Holland Gamuda site compound in Tarro, officially launched the project’s School Education Program for 2025 – 2026. It aimed to inspire the next generation of innov

Building Indigenous Business Capacity on the M1 Extension Project

3 December 2024

October is Indigenous Business Month, a time to celebrate the impact of Indigenous-owned businesses on communities across Australia. The M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace (M12RT) is proud to play a part in this progress, fostering partnerships that drive growth for Indigenous enterprises while making a difference for local communities. Among the key partners on this project is The Supplies Mob, an Indigenous-owned company founded by Joel Singles, a proud Kamilaroi man. Seeking ways to progress

M1 Extension Inspires Future Engineers at Raymond Terrace Public School

25 November 2024

On Wednesday 20 November, Year 6 students at Raymond Terrace Public School took part in an engaging STEM session led by Transport for NSW and Seymour Whyte as part of the M1 extension project’s STEM School Program. The Heatherbrae Bypass section of the M1 extension project, being delivered by Seymour Whyte, is particularly significant to these students and their community with some students having family members directly involved in the project. The event offered a unique opportunity to connect the infrast

Innovative engineer solutions on the M1 extension - Safeguarding Water Supply

18 November 2024

The M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project continues to showcase how innovative engineering solutions can balance the need for infrastructure with environmental protection. Our northern contractor, Seymour Whyte Constructions (SWC), was presented a unique engineering challenge building the Heatherbrae Bypass, crossing directly over the Tomago sand beds. The sand beds are a critical underground water source that serves as a backup to the Grahamstown Dam that can supply up to 20 per cent of t

Inspiring Walk for Sight: A Journey to Cure Blindness supported by the M1 extension project

4 November 2024

On Sunday 13 September, Seymour Whyte Undergraduate Engineer on the M1 extension project, Samantha Taljaard achieved an incredible milestone by completing the 34km Fred Hollows Foundation Sydney Harbour Hike, raising vital funds to help cure avoidable blindness. After a gruelling 7 hours and 13 minutes on the trail, she crossed the finish line, filled with pride and excitement. Samantha set out with the goal of raising $500 for the foundation, but with the generous support of her colleagues and friends, she

Exciting Progress for the M1 extension at the Raymond Terrace Interchange

30 October 2024

Work on the new northern interchange at Raymond Terrace is advancing quickly, bringing exciting developments to the Heatherbrae Bypass section of the project. Our northern contractor, Seymour Whyte Constructions, has made significant strides in constructing the new bridge at Raymond Terrace, which will serve as one of the four major interchanges of the M1 extension project. Over the past three months, the construction team has focused on the bridge's substructure. This phase involved extensive earthworks and

Have your say on support options during the temporary closure of Old Punt Road

14 October 2024

We are seeking community feedback on the temporary long-term closure of Old Punt Road at the intersection of the Pacific Highway. This closure is necessary to facilitate switching traffic onto the new alignment of the Pacific Highway and construction of the new Tomago interchange. Consultation closed 14 October 2024. We appreciate everyone who provided feedback during the formal consultation process. Although this process is now closed, we encourage you to contact us here if you have any further questions

Have your say on proposed construction options for the 2.6-kilometre viaduct (bridge) over the Hunter River

10 October 2024

Our southern contractor, John Holland Gamuda Joint Venture, has proposed a new construction method for the 2. 6-kilometre viaduct over the Hunter River at Hexham, and we are now considering two construction options. Instead of using barges, the new option proposes an extended temporary rock platform. This approach would fast-track the project’s completion by up to six months, reduce congestion on the surrounding road network sooner and improve safety for workers. Community drop-in sessionsCome and speak wit

Community group taking aim with better access

9 October 2024

Tucked away among the trees on a private paddock in Black Hill is a thriving community group that has been keeping the authentic tradition of archery alive for nearly 30 years. Hunter Valley Traditional Archers (HVTA) is a bare bone set up focussed on sport and community in nature. What it lacks in infrastructure, it makes up for with heart. With the M1 extension works underway nearby, the community group had to move its access to avoid construction activities. It secured access over private land and John Holl

M1 extension team promotes bridge building in pathway to STEM careers

27 September 2024

The Hunter Region’s 2024 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) expo was filled with laughter as high school students took on the challenge of building their own bridges last week. Engineers from the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace (M12RT) project team gave students the challenge of building a bridge strong enough to support a stack of mobile phones, using only paddle pop sticks and sticky tape. A couple of students from Merewether High School took home the glory with an impressive paddle

R U OK? Day in action on M1 extension project

24 September 2024

“I will look out for my mates. ”“I am always available to listen and support. ”“Life is full of ups and downs. We will go through them TOGETHER”. These are some of the pledges made by staff on the John Holland Gamuda Australia Joint Venture (JHGAJV) on this R U OK? Day. Project staff wrote their pledges on a flag to show their ongoing support and commitment to each other, and as part of the JHGAJV’s new partnership with Mates in Construction. The flag now proudly flies at the project’s Tarro site

All hands on deck for first bridge pour

23 September 2024

It was all hands on the new bridge deck at Tomago as the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project hit another significant milestone recently. The project team poured concrete for the first bridge deck which will form part of the new motorway interchange at Tomago. The new bridge, located opposite Tomago Road, will be the first to be completed on the project. The team successfully poured 150 cubic metres of concrete on the day despite clouds threatening!About 18,000 cubic metres of concrete wi

Reducing environmental impacts on the M1 extension using an on-site pug mill

17 September 2024

The John Holland Gamuda Australia Joint Venture (JHGAJV) team delivering the 10-kilometre Black Hill to Tomago southern section is paving the way for efficiency with the use of a pug mill. The pug mill, which will repurpose rock onsite to form road materials, has been set up on the northern part of the project at Tomago. It will process around 200,000 tonnes of heavily bound material (pavement layers) for the project. By using a pug mill on site, the project team has better control of the end-product as it r

M1 extension promote engineering opportunities to local academic students

11 September 2024

As part of the Project’s STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) Education Program, the M1 extension team continues to promote future engineering opportunities that the Hunter Region has to offer for students completing their senior academic high school years. On Tuesday 13 August, the project team participated in the Educational Pathways Program Engineering Industry Awareness Event held at Merewether High School. We were able to speak with over 100 students and parents about their personal

Revised construction option selected to build a viaduct over the Hunter River on M1 Pacific Motorway extension project

2 September 2024

Following extensive consultation with the community and stakeholders, a revised construction method has been selected to build the over-water section of the 2. 6-kilometre viaduct across the Hunter River as part of the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project. Transport for NSW has refined the construction methodology to reduce potential impacts from flooding. It was clear from the consultation that community members were concerned about potential flood impacts but also wanted reduced environm

M12RT – First girder installation

29 August 2024

The project hit a major milestone with the first bridge girders lifted into place in early August. This marks a crucial step in the construction of the 2. 6km viaduct spanning the Hunter River and surrounding floodplain, the Main North Rail Line and New England Highway. Nine “Super T” girders in total were placed over the rail line on the weekend while it was closed for track maintenance. The concrete girders, which weigh about 105 tonnes each and are more than 40 metres long, were cast in Teral

Black Hill to Tomago - Girder delivery May 2024

31 May 2024

The first of the John Holland Gamuda joint venture's 752 concrete girders arrived in the wee hours this week, ready for installation across the eight bridges on the Black Hill to Tomago section. The first girder is due to be installed in July. The super T girders were cast in Teralba and delivered on oversized vehicles between 2 and 3am to avoid impacts to day-time traffic. Deliveries will continue across the project for several months. ;

M1 extension project Biggest Morning Tea raises over $1,700 for the Cancer Council

31 May 2024

On Friday 24 May 2024, our northern contractor Seymour Whyte Constructions dug deep into their pockets for two reasons; the first was to keep their hands warm from the frosty temperature of 8 degrees Celsius during the morning prestart, and secondly was to raise money for the Cancer Council as part of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea fundraising event. The fundraising kicked off with a BBQ breakfast supplied by Timberfix which was followed by a charity auction involving workforce member, Finn Bullard sellin

Rainbow Bee-eaters start new family on the M1 extension project

15 April 2024

In November last year, our northern contractor, Seymour Whyte Constructions identified Rainbow Bee-eaters nesting within a sand stockpile on the project. These colourful birds find suitable nesting sites in soft soils throughout Australia and a pair of ‘parent-birds-to-be’ decided a sand stockpile on the northern section of the project was the perfect spot. Rainbow Bee-eaters dig their nesting burrows almost one metre deep – a good effort for a small bird weighing just over 20 grams. The birds create

Kickstart your career in the construction Industry

8 April 2024

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people looking to kick-start a career in the construction industry have been offered a unique pre-employment training opportunity in the Hunter. Don't miss the opportunity to join our pre-employment program! During this three-week program, you'll gain essential skills like safe working practices, effective communication and operating small plant and equipment. Up to 12 successful participants will be offered permanent, full-time roles with one of our major projects

M1 extension team partners with The Smith Family to guide Hunter River High School students on their future careers

8 April 2024

The M1 extension team, in collaboration with its delivery partners John Holland / Gamuda and Seymour Whyte Constructions, partnered with The Smith Family to guide Hunter River High School students in shaping their future careers. This proactive initiative aimed to empower young minds as they navigate the exciting landscape of potential career paths. The vibrant Careers Talk took place at Hunter River High School, drawing an audience of over 120 students. The M1 extension team, comprised of experts from var

Hunter River High School Clontarf Academy students go beyond the site gates of the M1 extension project

8 April 2024

Earlier this month, Transport for NSW together with its northern contractor Seymour Whyte invited Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students from Hunter River High Clontarf Academy to learn about the Heatherbrae Bypass section of the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace project and employment pathways for careers in construction. Clontarf Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that works towards improving the lives of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men. Clontarf ‘academies’

M1 extension team gather hundreds of gum nuts from protected red gum tree species to help conservation efforts

8 April 2024

In collaboration with our northern contractor, Seymour Whyte Constructions, the M1 extension team recently embarked on a unique community initiative - gathering approximately 350 gum nuts from red gum trees (Eucalyptus Parramattensis) within the project corridor. This particular species holds special significance, boasting a distinctive appearance with smooth, mottled bark, flower buds, white flowers, and hemispherical fruit. Notably, each gum nut of this protected species contains hundreds of seeds. Re

Installing 'carved hollows' to conserve habitat for native species

8 April 2024

Before clearing works started on the northern section of the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace project, the environment team worked with ecologists, overseeing the carving of tree replacement hollows. Transport together with contractors Seymour Whyte and John Holland/Gamuda have been able to protect and enhance biodiversity through installation of carved hollows, with more planned for the near future. Tree replacement hollows create sustainable homes within trees for hollow-dependent birds, bats, reptiles and

Traditional Worimi custodian and Order Of Australia Medalist (OAM) Lennie Anderson delivers cultural heritage training for M1 extension team

8 April 2024

In collaboration with our Aboriginal Engagement division, the M1 extension team recently organised an immersive cultural heritage training session that brought together representatives from Transport and our delivery partners. Led by the esteemed OAM Lennie Anderson, a local Worimi custodian, Indigenous Archaeologist, and Cultural and Heritage Consultant, the session was an enlightening journey into the rich tapestry of indigenous culture. From delving into the intricacies of legislation in practice to master

M1 extension project provides Red Gums and Swamp Mahogany to Port Stephens Koala Hospital

8 April 2024

In collaboration with our northern contractor (Seymour Whyte Constructions) the M1 extension team has provided a load of fresh red gums and swamp mahogany to the Port Stephens Koala Hospital for use as feed and habitat for Koalas in their care. The Koala Hospital requires consistent access to fresh native leaves and branches as patients can eat up to 1kg of leaves per day while also using the vegetation as their main habitat. The project will continue to communicate with the Hospital as our Project Ecologist

Endangered NSW orchid Diuris arenaria (Sand Doubletail) finds new home at the Hunter Region Botanic Gardens to support ongoing conservation efforts.

8 April 2024

On 10 October 2023, Transport for NSW in collaboration with its northern contractor (Seymour Whyte Constructions) salvaged approximately 30 Diuris arenaria (Sand Doubletail) orchids from the project corridor. These orchids flower for only 2-3 weeks of the year and are difficult to identify when not flowering, so the project team acted quickly to retrieve and secure the plants. The orchids are endemic to a small area of NSW including in and around Newcastle. When in bloom, they have two grass like leaves with

Local industry leaders show their support for M1 extension

8 April 2024

More than 80 regional business leaders joined the M1 extension team for an industry forum to learn how they can help deliver the Black Hill to Tomago section of the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace. In collaboration with Transport for NSW, the forum was led by our southern contractor - John Holland Gamuda JV - together with the Industry Capability Network (ICN) on Wednesday 2 August at Hexham Bowling Club. Attendees were provided with information on how to become a supplier to the project, inc

Conserving habitat for native species on the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace

8 April 2024

Biodiversity surveys have started on the M1 extension project to conserve habitat for native species and communities. These surveys, being carried out on a Transport owned property, are the first step to establish the property under a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement and generate biodiversity credits to meet the project’s offset obligations. The property is located adjacent to Tilligerry State conservation area and provides about 60 hectares of native vegetation. It also contains an abundance of mature tr

Caring for our wildlife on the M1 extension project

8 April 2024

As part of our commitment to the environment, the project team carry out regular pre-clearing and monitoring surveys. Among other things, these surveys look for amphibians including the Wallum Froglet (vulnerable) and Mahony’s Toadlet (endangered). The surveys are undertaken at night following rain when these creatures are most likely to be heard and identified by their calls. During our work to date, a number of frog species have been identified, including the Peron’s tree frog and the Ornate burrowing fr

M1 extension project encourages young people to pursue STEM based careers

26 March 2024

The M1 extension team is collaborating with school students across the Hunter region to inspire them to pursue careers in the engineering and construction sectors. On Tuesday 26 March 2024, we attended a Science Technology Engineering and Maths (STEM) event for school students at the Regional Development Australia – Hunter Defence Industry Technology and Careers Expo, held at Murrook Culture Centre, with more than 300 students in attendance. At the event, students explored a wide range of career options ava

Driving sustainability: Innovations on the M1 extension

14 March 2024

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important focus as we aim to deliver infrastructure that not only lasts for decades but delivers a positive legacy for the future as well. The M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace is no exception – our dedication to sustainable construction practices is evident in our efforts to drastically reduce waste, carbon emissions and re-purpose materials throughout the construction phase. Some of the initiatives we are working on include: Innovative lighti

M1 extension community team engages with stakeholders at Newcastle Farmer’s Markets

14 March 2024

As part of our ongoing community engagement efforts, the M1 extension team set up a dedicated marquee at the Newcastle Farmer’s Markets on Sunday, March 10, 2023. Our team interacted with over 150 stakeholders, addressing a range of questions and concerns about the project. We also showcased construction progress using interactive technology - offering attendees immersive drive-through videos and animations. Participants could also insert their address and see what the project would look like from their own

Working with community on the M1 extension project

29 February 2024

On Wednesday 28 February 2024, our southern contractor John Holland/ Gamuda Joint Venture in collaboration with Transport held a community information session for residents at Beresfield Bowling Club. The team outlined how we manage noise and dust during construction, while acknowledging the impact this can have on our neighbours. We thank the 42 residents who took time out of their busy day to come along and listen to the project team. A copy of the presentation is available here. We have also deve

Launch of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology to help keep our people safe on site.

29 February 2024

On the M1 extension project, our southern contractor, John Holland Gamuda joint venture, has introduced cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technology aimed at ensuring the safety of our workforce on site. The team has deployed Safety Shield - a highly advanced AI safety system that can be installed on any type of plant. The system continuously scans the surroundings with high-definition cameras and can distinguish people from the surrounding environment. It then stops the machine when a pedestrian

Major construction underway on M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace

17 January 2024

On Tuesday 16 January 2024 the Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese visited the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project to inspect construction progress. As part of the press conference, Mr Albanese stated that:"The M1 Pacific Motorway’s ‘missing link’ will finally be fixed, thanks to investment from the Australian and NSW governments. The $2. 1 billion M1 extension, which includes upgrades to the surrounding network, such as the Hexham Straight widening, is funded by both leve

Collaboration for success: M1 extension partners with school community

10 July 2023

July 2023Students gain insight into career pathways on the M1 extension project igniting passion and excitement as we progress to construction. On Monday 26 June the M1 extension team participated in an apprenticeship and traineeship event at Maitland Bowling Club funded by the Educational Pathways Program (Department of Education) and organised in partnership with State Training Services. The event brought together over 300 students and parents across the Newcastle region to learn about the project and hear

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Wildlife and motorist safety enhanced by fauna crossings on M1 extension

Paving innovation built from the ground up

Onsite health checks boost employee wellbeing and fund rural healthcare

Career talks inspire local students to dream big

Spotlight on women working on the M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace project

Milestone: Piling begins for Hunter River M1 bridge

Groundbreaking safety innovation progresses M1 bridge construction

Revolutionising recycling on the M1 extension project

Logs repurposed for Williams River riverbank rehabilitation

Milestone achieved with girders installed over New England Highway

M12RT construction paused for Christmas break

M1 Pacific Motorway extension achieves major milestone at Tomago Interchange

Local students get hands-on with STEM careers at the M1 extension project

Building Indigenous Business Capacity on the M1 Extension Project

M1 Extension Inspires Future Engineers at Raymond Terrace Public School

Innovative engineer solutions on the M1 extension - Safeguarding Water Supply

Inspiring Walk for Sight: A Journey to Cure Blindness supported by the M1 extension project

Exciting Progress for the M1 extension at the Raymond Terrace Interchange

Have your say on support options during the temporary closure of Old Punt Road

Have your say on proposed construction options for the 2.6-kilometre viaduct (bridge) over the Hunter River

Community group taking aim with better access

M1 extension team promotes bridge building in pathway to STEM careers

R U OK? Day in action on M1 extension project

All hands on deck for first bridge pour

Reducing environmental impacts on the M1 extension using an on-site pug mill

M1 extension promote engineering opportunities to local academic students

Revised construction option selected to build a viaduct over the Hunter River on M1 Pacific Motorway extension project

M12RT – First girder installation

Black Hill to Tomago - Girder delivery May 2024

M1 extension project Biggest Morning Tea raises over $1,700 for the Cancer Council

Rainbow Bee-eaters start new family on the M1 extension project

Kickstart your career in the construction Industry

M1 extension team partners with The Smith Family to guide Hunter River High School students on their future careers

Hunter River High School Clontarf Academy students go beyond the site gates of the M1 extension project

M1 extension team gather hundreds of gum nuts from protected red gum tree species to help conservation efforts

Installing 'carved hollows' to conserve habitat for native species

Traditional Worimi custodian and Order Of Australia Medalist (OAM) Lennie Anderson delivers cultural heritage training for M1 extension team

M1 extension project provides Red Gums and Swamp Mahogany to Port Stephens Koala Hospital

Endangered NSW orchid Diuris arenaria (Sand Doubletail) finds new home at the Hunter Region Botanic Gardens to support ongoing conservation efforts.

Local industry leaders show their support for M1 extension

Conserving habitat for native species on the M1 extension to Raymond Terrace

Caring for our wildlife on the M1 extension project

M1 extension project encourages young people to pursue STEM based careers

Driving sustainability: Innovations on the M1 extension

M1 extension community team engages with stakeholders at Newcastle Farmer’s Markets

Working with community on the M1 extension project

Launch of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology to help keep our people safe on site.

Major construction underway on M1 Pacific Motorway extension to Raymond Terrace

Collaboration for success: M1 extension partners with school community

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