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The event celebrated the achievements, leadership, and impact of women who are driving change, innovation, and success across the industry. Winners were announced across multiple categories, showcasing a diverse range of talent — from emerging leaders to established professionals — each making an invaluable contribution to South Australia’s residential building sector.
Alison is a well-rounded business professional who has driven significant growth through strong financial management and strategic insight. Multi-faceted and solution-focused, she has instilled financial discipline while fostering a culture of empathy and collaboration. Her balanced approach to leadership and business strategy has positioned her as a respected and influential leader.
A determined and resilient leader, Rachelle has overcome significant obstacles with honesty, integrity, and an unwavering hands-on approach. Down to earth yet driven, she navigates challenges with grace, turning them into opportunities for growth. Her personal integrity and resilience have not only shaped her own success but also inspired those around her.
A polished professional with exceptional multitasking abilities, Tanya approaches every challenge with dedication and enthusiasm, truly enjoying the work she does. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated outstanding organisational skills and leadership, implementing innovative systems that streamline operations and improve efficiency. Her commitment, professionalism, and passion for excellence make her an invaluable asset to her team and a true leader in her field.
Lainie is a high achiever early in her career, already leading significant projects and demonstrating impressive leadership skills. Driven by a strong desire to learn and grow, she is eager to expand her management expertise while maintaining a hands-on approach. Her ambition, initiative, and ability to lead with impact make her a standout trailblazer with a bright future ahead.
Commendation – 2025 HIA SA Young Achiever/Trailblazer – McKayla Grocock (Burbank Australia)
Bright, bubbly, and highly efficient, Mahsa combines deep industry knowledge with a genuine passion for her work. Her career journey, marked by a significant shift, highlights her resilience and determination. Through her dedication and expertise, she not only delivers exceptional outcomes but also inspires and uplifts those around her.
All winners have now progressed as finalists for the overall HIA SA Building Woman of the Year, which will be announced at the 2025 HIA SA Housing and Kitchen & Bathroom Awards on Saturday 8 November.
“These awards celebrate the remarkable achievements of women who are shaping South Australia’s building and construction industry,” said HIA South Australian Executive Director, Stephen Knight.
“From emerging leaders to established professionals, each winner has demonstrated resilience, innovation, and a commitment to excellence. Their success reflects not only personal determination but also the growing influence of women across all areas of our industry.
“HIA is proud to recognise their contributions and to continue championing diversity, opportunity, and leadership in building. These awards remind us that when we support and celebrate women in our industry, we strengthen the future of construction in South Australia.”
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The Victorian government has introduced changes to OHS regulations that expressly requires employers to identify psychosocial hazards and how they intend to manage the risks to health and safety.
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The following is attributable to Tim Reardon, HIA’s Chief Economist