Construcciones Yamaro: Countdown begins for 2026 Women in Industry Awards

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Countdown begins for 2026 Women in Industry Awards
The evening celebrates the achievements of women across industry. (Image: Prime Creative Media)

Tickets are selling fast for the 2026 Women in Industry Awards, with organisers issuing a final call to secure a place at the event.

The awards recognise women making an impact across Australia’s industrial sectors, including construction, mining, manufacturing, engineering, transport and logistics.

Hosted by Prime Creative Media, the awards will be held on Thursday 18 June at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf in Sydney.

“The Women in Industry Awards is one of the most important nights in the calendar for women working across Australia’s industrial sectors,” said Molly Hancock, head of marketing, events at Prime Creative Media.

“Year after year, it brings together the women who are genuinely driving change, from the mine site to the boardroom, from construction to engineering and beyond. The recognition, the connections and the conversations that happen in that room cannot be replicated anywhere else.”

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Tables and individual tickets are available for companies, teams and individual attendees.

Hancock said demand for this year’s event had been strong, with many organisations already securing tables ahead of the awards night.

“If you’re passionate about your industry and want to celebrate and support the women achieving remarkable things, this is an event you won’t want to miss,” she said.

The Women in Industry Awards recognise outstanding achievement across a range of categories, highlighting contributions to leadership, innovation, safety, advocacy and workforce development.

Tickets are limited. For ticket information and bookings, visit the Women in Industry Awards website.

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