Budget to deliver $17.9b for road, rail projects
The federal budget will contain $17.9 billion for infrastructure projects, boosting the investment pipeline to more than $120 billion.
28 March, 2022The federal budget will contain $17.9 billion for infrastructure projects, boosting the investment pipeline to more than $120 billion.
28 March, 2022A new NSW Freight Transport Advisory Council will replace the Freight and Logistics Advisory Council and the Road Freight Industry Council.
14 March, 2022South East Queensland Mayors says a faster Brisbane to Gold Coast rail will be a boon for the region.
24 February, 2022A high-speed rail network could bring many benefits, including creating value uplift and increasing liveability.
21 February, 2022A government report rates about 2,000 kilometres of regional roads as poor or very poor.
3 February, 2022A depot in Sydney’s inner west will be retrofitted for 40 electric buses, 36 chargers, stationary batteries and rooftop solar PV.
21 October, 2021A report says the ARTC needs to work more closely with local government to garner support for the Inland Rail.
16 August, 2021The NSW government has given the green light for construction of the Western Sydney Airport metro line.
26 July, 2021Transport for NSW and Sydney Trains are failing to manage ‘significant’ cyber security risks, the NSW Auditor General says.
14 July, 2021A CSIRO analysis suggests an Inland Rail could save around $170m in transport costs a year.
31 May, 2021Australian governments are failing to strike a hard enough bargain on big infrastructure projects.
17 May, 2021The federal budget contains a $15.2 billion cash injection for infrastructure projects.
11 May, 2021There were 100 million fewer rail journeys in the first quarter of 2021 than in pre-covid times.
3 May, 2021Faster rail upgrades can be a more pragmatic way of improving the network than high speed rail.
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