| Australian Asphalt Pavement Association: AAPA represents Australia’s manufacturers and practitioners of asphalt and other bitumen products. |
| Australian Construction Industry Forum: Information about the ACIF including joining, activities, publications and reports, and meeting minutes. |
| Australian Constructors Association: The ACA encourages development in construction, infrastructure, transportation and resources. Includes news and member information. |
| Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors: An educational and representative body for quantity surveyors, construction and building economists, estimators, and also for project cost managers, planners, consultants and engineers. |
| Civil Contractors Federation of Australia: The representative body of civil engineering contractors in Australia providing assistance and expertise in contractor development and industry issues. |
| Construction Innovation: A national research, development and implementation centre focussing on the Australian construction industry. |
| Crane Industry Council of Australia: Includes membership details, news, downloads, products, exhibition dates, contact and links. |
| Fire Protection Association Australia: The FPAA promotes fire awareness and the work of the fire protection industry. Includes seminars and conferences, membership and fire safety information, video and book sales, bulletins and newsletters, and online library search. |
| Institute of Quarrying Australia: Includes membership details, list of branches, news and events, plus education, employment and classifieds sections. |
| Master Builders Association Australia: The major Australian building and construction industry association. Includes features and services, news and events, national awards and links. |
| The Concrete Institute of Australia: Details on how to join the institute. Information about technical publications, committees, conferences and awards. |
| Timber Building in Australia: A series of technical publications summarising the BCA in respect to timber for each building classification. Produced by the Timber Research Unit of the Department of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Tasmania. |
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