Leaving a bright legacy with every project.

Canberra Light Rail is the ACT’s biggest infrastructure project that will underpin Canberra’s integrated transport network, completing the north-south spine and acting as a crucial enabling project for light rail to be connected to other key areas throughout the city. Over several years since the project's inception, Struber has been engaged in various stages and with government and private teams to support the delivery of the Canberra Light Rail (CLR) project.

Extending from Fed Square through to Southbank and beyond, the Melbourne Arts Precinct has one of the highest concentrations of arts, cultural and creative organisations in the world, hosting around 3000 performances and exhibitions each year.

Geoscience Australia (GA) is the national focal point for positioning coordination and is part of a global network delivering positioning capability through a network of ground station infrastructure and satellite technology.

Struber designed and deliver an Engagement Plan that incorporates Council’s framework and the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) which aims to involve key stakeholders in design inputs, before launching information about the project and its benefits across multiple communication platforms for affected and interested community members.

"Thankful to everyone in Struber who supported the Moonee Ponds Creek project and helped achieve great results." Jacqueline Novoselac Communications & Engagement Advisor

Our strategy included:

"We are happy to be Australia's first industrial estate to be awarded a 5 Star Communities Rating and Struber's easy, professional and friendly team helped achieve this great outcome". Peter Clementson Sustainable Developments Consultant

South Road is a key east-west transport corridor in Melbourne’s south with around 40,000 vehicles using South Road every day. In order to reduce congestion and improve travel times, several key intersections on South Road between Nepean Highway and Warringal Road are required to be upgraded.

The Victorian Government is installing 100 kilometres of new and improved bike routes across key inner-Melbourne suburbs to make it easier and safer for people to ride to and from the CBD.