
Building Tomorrow is a show exploring the biggest issues in the Australian construction landscape by having real conversations with the people behind the scenes shaping the industry.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness | |||

Dr Carly Shrever is a lawyer, psychologist and empirical researcher. Sally Ryan is a psychologist and family therapist. Both are Directors at Human Ethos, which helps lawyers experience greater satisfaction and wellbeing in their work.
In this epi... more
Elena Stojcevski and Veno Panicker are Partners in Construction and Infrastructure at Hamilton Locke.
In this episode, they discuss why the construction industry has been slow to adopt AI despite its transformative potential. The conversation cover... more
In this special episode ahead of the 2026 SoCLA National Conference in Sydney, this episode features four speakers from our most recent conference in Brisbane. In the first interview Cara North and Eleanor Clifford unpack their Brooking Prize winning... more
Kiri Parr is a construction lawyer and industry commentator focused on how procurement, contracting and risk allocation shape behaviour in the construction sector.
In this episode, Kiri unpacks why “culture” in construction can’t be fixed in isolat... more
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Brilliant storytelling by Kiri and Sean. Beyond sad and angry that this has occurred on such a massive scale.
Loving listening to these podcasts, Melissa Yeo’s interviewing style is relaxed but brilliant at the same time. Keep it up!!
The recent episode about green arbitration (featuring Lucy Greenwood) was great, highlighting a key issue in an accessible and relevant way (especially for an industry that is often slow to change!).
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Great content, however not very law/construction related.
This series of podcasts deals with the root causes of the dysfunction of the Australian Constrcution Industry. Sean’s forensic mind cuts through the group think like a scalpel.
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This show examines the major issues shaping Australia's construction landscape through candid conversations with practitioners, academics, and industry leaders. Episodes frequently tackle contract design and governance, dispute resolution, safety culture, and the intersection of law, policy, and project delivery. A recurring strength is translating complex legal and regulatory topics into practical takeaways for developers, contractors, and professionals seeking safer, more efficient project delivery. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on risk allocation, standardization of contracts, and real-world insights from practitioners who bridge law with on-site delivery and engineering. Potential listeners should find it valuable if they ... more
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Recent guests on Building Tomorrow include:
1. Elena Stojcevski
2. Veno Panicker
3. Cara North
4. Eleanor Clifford
5. Sean Brady
6. Wayne Jocic
7. Kiri Parr
8. Adam Perl
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