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Dalby blokes raise a truckload for charity

Thu, 2016-12-29 16:47

A couple of blokes and a truckload of ply wood is all it takes to raise money for a good cause.

Black Dog Institute, Lifeline and the St Vincent de Paul Society shared in almost $7000 which was donated by Peter Smiles from Dalby Home Hardware last week.

Mr Smiles sold more than 1000 sheets of ply wood after it arrived at the hardware store on a semi-trailer from Weipa.

"Ausco had a lot of ply and wondered if we could take it off their hands,” he said.

"We decided to donate 100% of it to charity.”

Indigenous Community Engagement

Tue, 2016-10-25 15:40

At Ausco Modular, we are committed to building strong, long-lasting relationships with local communities and we acknowledge the need to attract and retain Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within our workforce.

View our video here from our most recent sponsored event in Townsville with the Garbutt Magpies and our training programs with St Teresa Abergowrie College students.

Nebine farmers receive Christmas drought relief

Wed, 2015-11-25 15:50

Nebine farmers will today receive much-needed assistance with the donation of 24 gift hampers to provide financial relief in the lead up to Christmas.

The hampers, made possible by a large donation from Ausco Modular and QGC, will be distributed by Chinchilla-based charity organisation Drought Angels at a special event for local farmers affected by drought.

Chinchilla kids get up close and personal with their Broncos heroes

Wed, 2015-07-08 08:59

A group of 20 underprivileged children from Chinchilla and the far-west will this week make their way to Brisbane for a rare opportunity to meet some of their rugby league heroes and train on the Brisbane Broncos home turf.

The event, organised by Broncos’ sponsor Four’N Twenty in conjunction with Chinchilla businesses Stayover by Ausco and Spotless, aims to keep the rugby league passion alive for kids in the drought-stricken far-west.

Drought Angels embark on rescue mission from Chinchilla to Ilfracombe

Fri, 2015-05-29 11:10

A semi-trailer full of supplies is making its way from Chinchilla, to the town of Ilfracombe, near Longreach, this week on a mission to help more than 108 regional families through the drought.

Drought Angels spokesperson Natasha Johnston said the Ilfracombe run was supported by local businesses Ausco Modular and Erb Bros Transport and a number of other donors from across Australia.

Ausco Modular celebrates sought after appointment

Fri, 2014-08-22 09:05

Australia’s leading modular building company, Ausco Modular, this month welcomes Leo Crohan into the position of General Manager, Western Australia in a move that will increase the business’s project capabilities in Western Australia.

Mr Crohan’s career spans more than 20 years’ in international energy and resources industries and he has extensive experience in leading businesses which will allow him to guide the Western Australian arm of the company through a changing market.

Ausco Modular recognises regional volunteers in Chinchilla

Fri, 2014-07-11 15:18

More than a dozen volunteer groups from Chinchilla and surrounding regions converged on Ausco Modular’s Stayover on Zeller Street last month to receive recognition for their efforts.

New worker accommodation to support Christchurch rebuild

Thu, 2013-10-10 09:00

Ausco Modular's sister company, Portacom Building Solutions today announced it has secured a site to build and manage a 200-room accommodation village in Christchurch Central to provide much-needed support to workers rebuilding the devastated city centre.

Portacom Building Solutions, New Zealand’s market leader in modular buildings, has confirmed the Stayover on Madras village will open on Madras Street by mid-2014.

New worker village to relieve NT housing pressures

Tue, 2013-09-17 10:17

The Northern Territory's resources sector will receive a major boost today as the Hon Peter Chandler, Minister for Lands Planning and the Environment, cuts the ribbon for Ausco Modular's first worker accommodation village in the region that will provide much-needed support to alleviate increasing accommodation pressures facing the industry.

First soil turns in Darwin boom accommodation project

Fri, 2013-04-26 13:32

Modular building company Ausco Modular has turned the soil on one of its largest projects in the Northern Territory in a bid to provide a solution to housing pressures associated with the gas and oil boom.

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