A leading think tank says hydrogen is being over-hyped, and says any investment must be strategically targeted.
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Road funding research confirms struggle is real for non-metro councils
Rural councils face five times the cost of their metropolitan cousins when it comes road maintenance, according to new research.
Report finds pork barrelling is alive and well
Government-held seats have pocketed the lion’s share of state and federal grants, a report into pork barrelling shows.
Driving down emissions through fleet purchasing power
Governments can use their fleet purchasing power to help get rid of all new petrol and diesel cars by 2035, a new report says.
Governments paying too much for infrastructure
Australian governments are failing to strike a hard enough bargain on big infrastructure projects.
Megaprojects ‘constipating infrastructure pipelines’
The era of the megaproject has arrived, bringing with it high stakes risks and cost blowouts.
Why a bullet train is a bad idea
Is it time for Australia to drop its obsession with high speed trains?
Take the politics out of infrastructure: analysts
A growing chorus of experts and policy makers are calling on governments to introduce more robust and transparent processes for selecting major public works.
Fight congestion with fees
Congestion charges should be introduced in Sydney and Melbourne: Grattan.
Grattan report calls for a capacity mechanism in electricity
How to make sure Australia has enough electricity in the future: Grattan Institute report.
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