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3 days ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
Digga has launched its new Standard and High Volume 4 in 1 skid steer bucket models, completing the next generation of Digga’s acclaimed X-Series bucket line-up. With a debut at this year’s Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo, these new models mark a significant advancement in performance, operator experience, and construction-grade durability for skid steers over 90HP.
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3 days ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
The future belongs to those who help to shape it. This was the approach Liebherr embodied at bauma 2025 in Munich, through the motto ‘Hands on the future’. The world’s leading trade fair for construction machinery was held in Munich from April 7 to 13, focusing on important topics for discussion and showcasing innovative solutions, from the digital construction site to alternative drives and tomorrow’s construction methods.
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4 days ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
Rammer has introduced the new Rammer E Compact Range of hydraulic rockbreakers, offering an outstanding power-to-weight ratio without compromising on performance. Designed for efficiency, durability and versatility, the new compact yet powerful rockbreakers bring trusted Rammer reliability to a wide range of applications.
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5 days ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
The last two rounds of the state Caterpillar Global Operator Challenge (GOC) finals have been held, with fierce competition shown by all competitors. The Victorian final was held by William Adams at Clayton, and the South Australia heats were run over two days by Cavpower. From lightning-fast loads to razor-sharp excavation, the challengers gave it everything they had. The winners of each final will now proceed with other state winners to the Asia Pacific Semi-Final in Japan in October.
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5 days ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
John Deere equipment is proving to be an essential component in the development of an expansive new suburb in Adelaide. They say first impressions matter, and that’s certainly been the case with Adelaide-based civil construction company CME Civil when it came to choice of machinery. CME was started in September 2008 when the founders identified a shortage of contractors targeting medium-sized projects in the South Australian market.
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6 days ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
The Tigercat range of mulchers continues to impress after new models were introduced into Australia last year. Tigercat mulchers are versatile machines used in a wide range of applications, including pipeline cleaning, clearing shrubbery and regrowth, right of way clearing for powerlines, land subdivision, golf course maintenance, site prep, and controlled fire hazard reduction. The mulcher range currently consists of two wheeled versions — the M726G and the 760B — and a tracked version, the 480B.
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1 week ago | 
sportseventsmediagroup.com | Ray Chan
Score big in Louisiana’s capital, where sports are more than a game—they’re a way of life! Home to the LSU Tigers and Southern Jaguars, Baton Rouge delivers championship-caliber facilities for everything from baseball to waterskiing. With 180+ sporting events hosted since 2020 and over 8,500 hotel rooms citywide, we’re in a league of our own. After the final whistle, everyone wins with festivals, parades, family-friendly museums and award-winning Cajun cuisine.
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1 week ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
As it enters its third decade, Kais Hire continues to choose Cat® machinery for its business and remains connected to the WA community. With an extensive fleet of Cat® machinery, Kais Hire is one of Western Australia’s leading plant hire companies.
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1 week ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
The series of John Deere mid-size excavators has been designed for heavy-duty earthmoving, excavation, and construction projects. But there’s much more to them than just their exceptional digging forces, swing torques, and lift capacities. The E300LC, E380LC and E400LC excavators provide generous muscle for mass excavation. But even with their extra ability, these excavators don’t compromise the smooth control and multifunction capability that have become the trademarks of John Deere excavators.
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1 week ago | 
earthmovers-magazine.com.au | Ray Chan
The Elevating Work Platform Association (EWPA) has welcomed the release of the updated Australian Standards for EWP manufacturers and operators, which marks a significant step forward in improving safety across the industry. Standards Australia has revised the manufacturing standard AS/NZS 1418.10:2025 and operating standard AS 2550.10:2025, Cranes, hoists and winches, Part 10: Mobile elevating work platforms.
