Ernie Jungherr has spent much of his life in the crane industry, since the mid 1980s he had been honing his skills towards his eventual opening of Hawkesbury Cranes in 1999 and going alone in 2003. Read More
The fresh new premises for Queensland Rigging Hire (QRH) herald an important moment in the company’s history. A site three times larger than its previous will allow it to keep up with the growth that has seen it succeed thus far. Read More
Borger Crane Hire and Rigging Services recently took delivery of two Sennebogen telescopic crawlers. Both cranes went straight to work on the New South Wales government’s multi-billion-dollar Sydney Metro program. Read More
Cobar Cranes recently took delivery of a new Tadano AC 160-5, which is the fourth Tadano to join the growing fleet. Business director Alister Ewan provides the background to the family business, and he explains the reasons for the addition and why he likes the Tadano brand. Read More
Action Cranes, a for hire crane service in Australia, has been serving Sydney and the surrounding market since 1971. The company recently purchased its first set of engineered outrigger pads. Read More
In August, Newcastle-based Wheeler Cranes took delivery of its second Franna AT 40. General manager Glenn Wilbow explains how the business has grown its fleet of Frannas and the reasons for purchasing the second AT 40. Read More
Ensuring the crane fleet is up to date and streamlining business processes are key strategies for the continued growth of Crane Industry Council for Australia (CICA) member Wheeler Cranes. Read More
Port of Newcastle has taken a critical step forward in its important diversification agenda to unlock trade opportunities within regional and rural NSW, support local industry and create jobs, with the arrival of two Liebherr mobile harbour cranes.
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The Sydney Gateway flyover is taking off next to the airport with the first four of 17 massive concrete headstocks. Each weighed more than a full Boeing 737 and have been installed at Mascot as part of the NSW government’s $2.6 billion Sydney Gateway project. Read More