This month at Tapestry the team has been concentrated on the progression of our bored pier works with the day-to-day installation of each bored pier being the focal point of activity on-site. February also saw us gain approval to commence our civil connection works which allow us to work on the city's network and infrastructure for plumbing. We now have one of two modifications to the water network completed with the second due to be completed by mid-March to enable future construction activities to progress including stormwater connections and driveway works. Our piling contractor, CF Group, continues to coordinate with our earthworks subcontractor, Bayleys, the removal of pile spoil materials from the site to ensure efficient progress of bored pier installation. Drilling 40 metres below the earth's surface, the piling rig removes a large amount of spoil which includes a portion of the bentonite mix, the bentonite mix is what enables the pier to maintain its integrity throughout the boring process until the steel and concrete are placed in the hole. The SIERA construction team has also been working with a key focus on promoting healthy habits both in and outside of work across the previous month. Some of the key focuses that were highlighted included sleep hours, extra hydration, a nutritious diet, daily exercise methods and additional recovery and rest methods to implement outside of work. An ongoing mission for all SIERA construction sites and workplaces, these suggestions are all focused on maintaining a good relationship with physical and mental health.