Kmart project hosts UTS Construction Technology students

Investing in the next generation starts with access to real projects.


For the sixth year, University of Technology Sydney Construction Technology students joined our Industrial team on site at Kmart Australia Limited, gaining first-hand insight into the scale, methodology and technical complexity behind the 100,000m² facility.


As UTS Lecturer Craig Barry noted, experiences like these help bridge the gap between theory and practice, giving students access to learning that can’t be replicated off site.


Sharing practical industry knowledge is one way we continue investing in the long-term capability of our industry.

NPS results are in

We are proud to share our Net Promoter Score is up 14 points.

Feedback from our client and partner ecosystem has always been central to how we operate.

It guides our decisions, strengthens our approach and shapes how we deliver with certainty.

Certainty promised. Certainty proven.

Creative kids connect cranes and community

Two cranes now proudly fly their names above the Sydney Biomedical Accelerator (SBA) site.

Through the Richard Crookes Constructions SBA Name the Crane competition, students from Newtown North Public School and primary-aged relatives from the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital were invited to name the cranes helping deliver this state-of-the-art health, education and biomedical research complex.

The winning names were announced at the naming ceremony held within the University of Sydney Camperdown Campus where students joined the SBA project team and key stakeholders for a morning of celebration including a special crane demonstration by the site’s crane crew from Resolution Rigging Services.

Congratulations to our two winning participants:

  • ‘Dulili’, named by Zoe Happy Scott, was selected for its meaning—an Aboriginal word meaning “together”—reflecting how the new buildings will become an integrated part of the growing medical precinct.
  • ‘Sir Luffs A Lot’, named by August Mamas, was selected for its meaning—representing the crane as a knight in shining armour standing guard above the school.
    RCC was also proud to present $2,000 each to Newtown North Public School and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, reflecting our ongoing commitment to education, health and research infrastructure that supports better outcomes for generations.

Thank you to everyone involved in bringing this community moment to life.

Proudly Building Tomorrow for 50 years

From our early foundations to the projects and partnerships that define RCC today, this milestone belongs to the people who have shaped our story.

To our people, clients, consultants and trade partners—thank you for being part of the journey.

As we look ahead, we continue building with purpose, pride and a lasting commitment to tomorrow.

Mentee X Mentor Breakfast 2026

Careers are rarely built alone.

RCC’s second annual Mentor x Mentee Breakfast brought together 100 RCC people and industry peers for a morning focused on building resilience through mentorship, shared experience and connection.
The discussion explored how resilience is strengthened not just through leadership, but through the relationships and support networks we build along the way.
A live pulse survey captured current sentiment and helped shape a more meaningful discussion:

  • Support drives resilience — 83% rely on mentors and peers to navigate challenges
  • Encouragement fuels growth — 70% have been pushed towards bigger opportunities
  • Confidence strengthens leadership — 85% see a clear link between confidence and effective leadership
  • People want to lift others — 80% feel confident using their voice to support peers
  • Connection matters — 76% say their organisation enables strong networks

Thank you to everyone who joined, shared their perspective and contributed to the conversation.

2026 RCC Photography Competition Winner

Congratulations to Alex Deng, winner of the inaugural RCC Photography Competition 2026.

Created to capture our projects through the lens of those who help bring them to life, the competition celebrates everyday moments behind each build.

Alex takes home this year’s $500 prize for a standout image that captures light, detail and energy on the job.

Thank you to everyone who entered. We look forward to seeing even more entries next year.

Demonstrating commitment to care at the Integrated Mental Health Complex Westmead

RCCs delivery team is incredibly proud to have raised an outstanding $51,980 through the Integrated Mental Health Complex Westmead Easter Raffle.

These funds will directly support the Cumberland Mental Health Services Team in delivering vital programs for current and future consumers—making a meaningful difference where it matters most.

This initiative is part of the broader vision for the new purpose-built Integrated Mental Health Complex within the Westmead Health Precinct. Once complete, it will enable services currently located at the Cumberland Hospital to relocate to a modern, connected facility alongside Westmead Hospital—enhancing care, accessibility and outcomes.

With such a great turnout, the event was a genuine reflection of the collective commitment, generosity and care shared across the whole team. 

Sponsored by RCC and Yaga Corporation, with special thanks to our generous raffle donors.

Finalist – The Urban Developer Awards for Industry Excellence 2026

Finalist – five categories at the Urban Developer Awards for Industry Excellence 2026.

Congratulations to our clients and delivery partners on this exceptional recognition!

  • 25Hours Hotel, The Olympia, Urban Regeneration
  • 25Hours Hotel, The Olympia, Urban Hotels and Accommodation
  • The Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building, Macarthur, Social Infrastructure
  • Y Suites on Margaret, Build-to-Rent and PBSA
  • Pienza Neutral Bay, Medium-Density Residential (Under 40 Homes)

Shortlist – Beauty of Building Photography Competition  

We received a strong response to RCCs inaugural Beauty of Building photography competition, with an outstanding calibre of entries submitted.

The shortlisted images capture the intricacy of the built environment, as seen through the lens of our people, consultants, trade partners and subcontractors. View the full shortlist here.

Finalists will be announced next week. The winner will be selected through a public LinkedIn poll and receive a $500 gift card.

Thank you to all participants and our judging panel Kate Hannaford, Samantha Kuiper, Jennifer Tyler, Simon Dayball and Jye Mullane.

Harmony Day 2026 

Together, we celebrated Harmony Day – recognising the diverse cultures and linguistic backgrounds that underpin the construction industry and our extended project teams.   

Valuing, respecting and empowering our people enables innovation and sustainable, positive project outcomes. 

We proudly support an inclusive and respectful workplace that celebrates diversity.   

Learn more about our award-winning culture here: Culture – Richard Crookes Constructions