Proudly delivering the Temora Hospital Redevelopment in partnership with Health Infrastructure.
The completed infrastructure will deliver new health facilities and upgraded health services including:
An RCC initiative, and the first partnership of its kind with NAWIC NSW, this program donated books to 27 schools across regional NSW.
Locally sourced through Collins Booksellers Tamworth, the books promote and celebrate women in construction.
Congratulations to the NAWIC Regional Commitee and our own <Kyle Bosworth>. Each school received newsletters to spark classroom conversations about careers in the industry.
We proudly support women in construction and the broader industry – because we know that diversity drives innovation, strengthens teams and enhances productivity.
Image credit: Danielle Clyde-Smith, Principal – Rocky River Public School
Proudly celebrating talent and leadership within RCC through industry program and committee appointments, and Award recognition.
People are at the heart of all we do. We’re thrilled to celebrate our people and their exceptional contributions to the property and construction industry.
NAIDOC Week 2025
To celebrate NAIDOC Week, a smoking ceremony was held at the Integrated Mental Health Complex (IMHC) construction site. Over 100 guests attended, with the event livestreamed to RCC projects and offices across NSW, QLD and the ACT.
Designed with input from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and guided by connecting with Country principles, the IMHC will be a culturally safe and inclusive space.
Dharug Elder Uncle Colin Locke led the Welcome to Country, joined by Liame Harte from our Indigenous advisory partner Tika. Local Dharug artist Leanne Watson contributed a custom artwork reflecting the connection between Country, community and the IMHC, which will be displayed in the site office.
The project’s procurement strategy supports Aboriginal participation. Nearby childcare centres received culturally themed books illustrated by Leanne Watson to support early learning about First Nations Culture.
Navigating Your Career with Confidence
As a proud sponsor and active partner, last week we hosted a sold-out event – NAWIC NSW’s ‘Navigating Your Career with Confidence’ submissions workshop.
Winner of the RCC 2024 NAWIC NSW Businesswoman of the Year Award, Sianne Bennett, was invited to share her inspiring career journey. Facilitated by Rebecca Bangura, we hosted over 65 participants in this lively forum on how to build a meaningful and rewarding career.
Thanks to RCC’s New Business and Marketing team for hosting, led by Sam Morison, the event convenor.
Building a brighter future in the spirit of reconciliation.
Proudly standing with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities by supporting First Nations businesses and creating meaningful partnerships.
This year, we’re marking NAIDOC Week with a Smoking Ceremony at the Westmead Integrated Mental Health Complex (IMHC) featuring guest speaker <Liam Harte>, CEO and Founder of Tika EQ from RCC’s Indigenous Advisory Partner.
Our newly formed Indigenous Impact Plan (IIP) committee drives change through focused support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees, subcontractors and clients – building a brighter future in the spirit of reconciliation.
This revitalisation will provide world-class exhibition spaces focused on the applied arts and sciences with:
2025 NSW Architecture Awards
“The renovation of the Sirius building in Sydney’s Rocks is a dance of old and new and a case study in the retention, restoration, and interpretation of brutalist architecture,” commended the Australian Institute of Architects’ NSW jury.
Winner – Sirius – Award for Residential Architecture (Multiple Housing), 2025 NSW Architecture Awards.
The restoration of the iconic Sirius building into modern apartments represents significant adaptive reuse. Sirius features 75 apartments and premium amenities, including revitalised common area (the Phillip Room) and wellness facilities.
Congratulations to our project team and delivery partners on this exceptional endorsement.
Proudly celebrating our shortlisted projects:
Vote here: Voting | 2025 Innovation & Excellence Awards
Our RCC Culture Impact Award winners enjoyed a day at Sydney Zoo, including lunch in a private marquee and visits from baby koalas and reptiles.
We’re proud of their contributions and commitment to leadership. Celebrating excellence inspires us all.
