
About this podcast
Building Tomorrow is the official podcast of the Society of Construction Law Australia, bringing together the people shaping Australia's building and construction industry. Each episode features conversations with leading lawyers, engineers, project managers, developers, academics and industry experts exploring the issues influencing construction today. From construction law, contracts and dispute resolution to infrastructure, sustainability, technology, leadership and innovation, Building…
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Building Tomorrow
About this podcast
Building Tomorrow is the official podcast of the Society of Construction Law Australia, bringing together the people shaping Australia's building and construction industry. Each episode features conversations with leading lawyers, engineers, project managers, developers, academics and industry experts exploring the issues influencing construction today. From construction law, contracts and dispute resolution to infrastructure, sustainability, technology, leadership and innovation, Building…
Recent episodes
- The Productivity Myth with Michelle Turner24 Aug · 36 min
- Follow the Money with Dawna Wright10 Aug · 30 min
- How contracting, technology and workforce design are reshaping major projects with Andrew Chapman27 Jul · 37 min
- Reforming the building industry: safety, accountability and the new regulatory era in Victoria with Bronwyn Weir and Matthew Bell13 Jul · 49 min
- The human side of construction safety with Rita Zhang (Culture Series Part 2)29 Jun · 31 min
- The future of infrastructure leadership and wellbeing with Salam Al-Mulla15 Jun · 33 min
- How the Culture Standard is reshaping the construction industry with Gabrielle Trainor (Culture Series Part 1)1 Jun · 34 min
- Inside wind energy contracting models with Andrew Davies18 May · 38 min
- Burnout: The hidden risk in high-performance work, with Dr Carly Shrever and Sally Ryan4 May · 44 min
- Why construction is still slow to adopt AI, with Elena Stojcevski and Veno Panicker20 Apr · 32 min