Bike libraries part of City of Greater Manchester’s ‘transport revolution’
The City of Greater Manchester is getting behind community bike libraries.
1 July, 2021
Transport & infrastructure
Car park grants program ‘inappropriate’
A report has slammed the government’s administration of a grants program to fund commuter car parks.
30 June, 2021
Big data not being harnessed to improve infrastructure planning
Australia is failing to leverage big data to plan and deliver community infrastructure in urban areas
28 June, 2021
Creative accounting hides $4b WestConnex blowout
The way WestConnex has been funded has under-stated the true cost of the project.
17 June, 2021
Report calls for end to ‘sugar-hit’ infrastructure investment
The expansion of Townsville Port is an example of courageous nation building, a think tank says.
10 June, 2021
Early CSIRO results back economic case for Inland Rail
A CSIRO analysis suggests an Inland Rail could save around $170m in transport costs a year.
31 May, 2021
Plans to increase mobile speed cameras under scrutiny
A NSW parliamentary committee will inquire into recent changes to the NSW mobile speed camera program.
28 May, 2021
Auditor slams $53m Camillia land purchase
The state government’s $53.5 million purchase of contaminated land for the Parramatta light rail was ineffective, open to corruption and of dubious value for money, the NSW auditor general says.
18 May, 2021
Governments paying too much for infrastructure
Australian governments are failing to strike a hard enough bargain on big infrastructure projects.
17 May, 2021
Budget pours $15b into infrastructure projects
The federal budget contains a $15.2 billion cash injection for infrastructure projects.
11 May, 2021
NSW govt plans Blue Mountains mega tunnel
The NSW government wants to build an 11 km tunnel through the Blue Mountains.
3 May, 2021
Passengers slow to return to trains
There were 100 million fewer rail journeys in the first quarter of 2021 than in pre-covid times.
3 May, 2021
ICAC probes alleged RMS kickbacks
Two former RSM employees are accused of taking kickbacks from $41m worth of contracts.
22 April, 2021
NSW in world first trial of fully autonomous bus
The NSW government is set to launch the world’s first trial of a driverless automated shuttle bus.
30 March, 2021
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