Introducing Building Connections: Our New Stakeholder Newsletter
We are proud to launch the inaugural edition of Building Connections, our dedicated newsletter for stakeholders.
Inside this first edition, you’ll discover highlights of recent achievements, key initiatives, and the collaborative efforts we’ve undertaken with government, industry, and community partners.
At Mirvac, partnership and support are key to everything we do. We look forward to continuing to strengthen these relationships and building on this momentum together.
Access Here Building Connections June 2025
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Sydney’s first skyscraper is back in business
Sydney’s first skyscraper has been formally reopened by The Honorable Chris Minns, Premier of NSW, Dexus Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Ross Du Vernet, and Mirvac Chief Executive Officer, Funds Management, Scott Mosely. This event marks the end of an extensive three-year transformation of 33 Alfred Street and is the final element of the Quay Quarter Sydney office and retail precinct.
WGEA Report 2025
Mirvac has now submitted the annual compliance report to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA). Download the full 2025 WGEA report via the links below.
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Mirvac completes ~$25 million lobby at 55 Collins Street amid leasing success
Mirvac has completed a transformation of 55 Collins Street, Melbourne, an iconic office building within its ~$6 billion Mirvac Wholesale Office Fund (MWOF). The transformation has involved a ~$25 million project to re- imagine the lobby, facade and end-of-trip facilities as well as the refurbishment of 22 office floors. The project has resonated with tenants such as Salesforce and The Commons and has delivered more than 21,000 sqm of leasing since 1 January 2024 across the Collins Place precinct.
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Mirvac retail centres unite to support The Nappy Collective’s Mother’s Day drive
The Nappy Collective, the only Australian non-profit focused exclusively on collecting and distributing nappies to families in crisis, has identified that one in ten Australian families experience "nappy stress" – affecting approximately 280,000 children nationwide. These families often face financial hardship, homelessness, domestic violence, are seeking asylum, or have been impacted by natural disasters.
Mirvac acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters of Australia, and we offer our respect to their Elders past and present.
Artwork: ‘Reimagining Country’, created by Riki Salam (Mualgal, Kaurareg, Kuku Yalanji) of We are 27 Creative.