Crameri Construction

11/10/2026

First loads delivered for the week.
Dust, from Crameri's Moyhu Quarry for customers water tank site.

07/10/2026

After completing maintenance on the Jaw Crusher, we have been busy crushing FCR class 2 20mm.
We are now running this product though the screen to obtain 20mm aggregate, 10/7mm aggregate and Dust.

28/09/2026

I think its safe to say, We like our Volvo's.
Crameri's Moyhu Quarry

23/09/2026

Driveway need a touch up?
Call Crameri's Moyhu Quarry 0418 966 294
To find out what products they have available.

FCR class 3 20mm wetmix being delivered to Myrrhee.

18/09/2026

Local farmers taking advantage of our weighbridge at Crameri's Moyhu Quarry, preparing for silage season.

10/09/2026

Quarry in Moyhu? A Look Back at a Local Site’s Long History
Tucked away off Sampson Lane, just outside Moyhu, the quarry may sit quietly in the landscape, but its history reaches back more than 40 years.
The story begins in 1983, when the Ovens and King River Trust originally opened the site under the provisions of the Water Act. Its purpose then was practical and urgent: to provide armour rock for emergency stream stabilisation works.
By 2000, The North East Catchment Management Authority received approval to operate the quarry under the provisions of the Planning and Environment Act, and the work authority was later amended to allow a variation of the work plan for GW & BR Crameri Pty Ltd. That change enabled material from Moyhu to be used in construction works on the Wangaratta-Whitfield Road in the King Valley.
It was during that road project that the material really began to prove itself. Those involved were impressed by the quality of the rock, and what had first been opened for emergency river works started to earn a reputation as a reliable local source.
Over time, the material also became highly sought after for its unique colour, making it appealing not only for strength and durability, but also for projects where appearance matters.
When NECMA’s tenure over the quarry expired in 2009, GW & BR Crameri Pty Ltd entered into an agreement with the landowner to continue quarry operations. The site has continued to operate since, supplying material for a wide range of uses.
Today, the quarry supplies everything from large landscaping rocks through to fine dust, with many sizes in between. Aggregates and road base are also part of the range, supporting both decorative landscaping and practical construction needs.
So while some may still be surprised to learn there is a quarry in Moyhu, it is certainly not new. It is a longstanding part of the district’s working history, with a story shaped by rivers, roads, local supply and the distinctive stone that continues to be valued today.

08/09/2026

03/09/2026

Heavy Scalps:
This is a product we make and can be used as a fill material.
By running the ripped hill rock though the Jaw Crusher we create a product that is more manageable for clients.
Consistent sized material makes for easy cartage, spreading, grading and rolling.

25/08/2026

Sometimes you just need a fresh set of eyes.
Jaw crusher up and running

18/08/2026

Work days at Crameri's Moyhu Quarry are never the same.
Its not always breaking, crushing or delivering rock
Maintenance, surveying and progressive tree planting takes place.
An external surveyor was used to check how we are travelling with bench heights and locations in accordance with our Work Authority plan. By how close our pegs are, I'd safely say we are running on track