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P.A.H Innovative Construction from Wagga Wagga was named the prestigious HIA Australian Professional Small Builder/Renovator, partnered by Companion Systems.
Founded in 2011 by Paul and Bec Hopper, P.A.H Innovative Construction is a Wagga Wagga-based builder known for delivering unique, high-quality homes on challenging sites. With a strong focus on design, sustainability, and innovation, the company specialises in bespoke builds for families, retirees, and professionals—often on rural or sloping blocks.
Backed by a skilled team and a network of over 70 trusted contractors, P.A.H Innovative Construction offers a client-focused, transparent and flexible building experience that is truly exceptional.
Now operating from custom-built premises, the business continues to lead with a commitment to excellence, industry development, and award-winning craftsmanship. Judges praised the team as knowledgeable and passionate, applauding their professionalism in all aspects of the business and their unwavering dedication to delivering excellence.
This is the second time P.A.H Innovative Construction have won this national award.
For full details on all the winning projects and people at this year’s Australian Housing Awards, visit hia.com.au/winners or download images here media.hia.com.au
The ACT Government has released the 2025/26 budget, a first for incoming Treasurer Chris Steel MLA. Following is an overview of the budget, along with residential building industry specific outcomes.
While recognising a number of measures announced to support housing prior to the ACT formal release budget, the Housing Industry Association (HIA) has expressed concern at increases in a number of taxes and fees, which will all add to the cost of home building.
With the Tasmanian Liberals announcing today that if re-elected they will reinstate the grant for eligible Tasmanians building their first home to $30,000, there is renewed cause for optimism.
“The NSW Government has announced that it will act as guarantor on up to 50 per cent of approved housing projects to bring forward the commencement of new construction,” stated HIA Executive Director NSW Brad Armitage.