New England Highway – Singleton Bypass

The Singleton Bypass project team recently welcomed Uncle Warren Taggart for a cultural awareness session, learning about the Wonnarua/Wannaruah lands and local sacred Aboriginal sites.   ; Uncle Warren Taggart shares stories of the Wonnarua/Wannaruah lands with the Singleton Bypass project team.   ; The Singleton Bypass project team recently had the privilege of hosting Uncle Warren Taggart for a cultural awareness session focused on the Wonnarua/Wannaruah lands.  Uncle Warren, founder of Walkabout with Wa

The workforce of the Singleton Bypass Project is making a difference by collecting eligible recyclable containers across the project to support the Singleton Neighbourhood Centre. With custom recycling bins now in place, cans and bottles eligible under the Return and Earn program are being gathered, with all proceeds donated to the Centre. This initiative not only promotes sustainability but also strengthens community support, ensuring valuable resources go towards helping those in need.   ;

Major construction on the Singleton Bypass has been progressing steadily since September 2024, with significant milestones achieved in February. This update provides an overview of the progress to date and outlines key activities planned for the coming months.   ; Bridge pier and girder work on Doughboy Hollow flood plain, looking north towards Army Camp Road.   ; Key Project Statistics (as at end of February): Construction includes six bridges, with five currently under construction.  The first 10 girders

As part of the Singleton Bypass project, 123 tree hollows have been carefully installed to provide essential shelter for native animals, including the squirrel glider. This initiative reflects the project’s commitment to preserving local wildlife and biodiversity.   ; An arborist installs a tree hollow, providing shelter for native species like the squirrel glider (pictured)  ; The Singleton Bypass project has taken an important step in protecting local wildlife by installing 123 tree hollows along the p

Giving tree at Main compound  ; The Singleton Bypass project team, including Transport for NSW, ACCIONA, and contractors, brought the holiday spirit to life by raising over $3,500 in toys and food for the Singleton Neighbourhood Centre. Through a Giving Tree initiative, the team’s donations supported local families in need, showcasing our dedication to the Singleton community.  In December, the Singleton Bypass project team, including Transport for NSW , ACCIONA, and several contracting partners, came to