The Infrastructure Priority List published by Infrastructure Australia (IA) puts in sharp relief the requirements of a growing Australia.
Election infrastructure promises should only come from IA Priority List
Transport subsidy to assist primary producers affected by Tasmanian fires
Transport subsidy to assist primary producers affected by Tasmanian fires
The Tasmanian and Commonwealth Governments have announced a transport subsidy scheme to assist primary producers with the transport of livestock, fodder, water, equipment and materials directly associated with their business of primary production.
Lexus high-tech road safety
Lexus high-tech road safety
Lexus will partner the Victorian Government in a two-year trial of connected-vehicle technology aimed at reducing road trauma.
World first mobile phone detection cameras switched on
World first mobile phone detection cameras switched on
World-first cameras capable of identifying drivers illegally using mobile phones have been switched on at two locations in Sydney for a three month pilot.
NSW Government plans for fast rail
NSW Government plans for fast rail
The Property Council of Australia has welcomed plans announced by the NSW Government to investigate a fast rail network linking regional centres to each other.
Worlds best lining up to build airport rail
Worlds best lining up to build airport rail
More than 100 local and global organisations have put their hand up to deliver the Melbourne Airport Rail Link.
New analysis on petrol price cycles shows how motorists can save money
New analysis on petrol price cycles shows how motorists can save money
Petrol price cycles infuriate drivers but a new report out explains how they work and ways that drivers in Australia’s five largest cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth) can save money by buying petrol at the bottom of the price cycle.
Sydney to trial digital driver licences
Sydney to trial digital driver licences
More than 140,000 motorists from Sydney’s Eastern Beaches can now participate in the digital driver licence trial.
Inner-city Melbourne’s changing shape
Inner-city Melbourne’s changing shape
Residents displacing workers in areas neigbouring Melbourne’s CBD, huge shifts in household composition and the influence of the emerging middle class living in Asian megacities are reshaping Melbourne, as planning policy struggles to keep pace with the changes.
Outer suburban transport solutions welcomed
Outer suburban transport solutions welcomed
More innovation, more investment and better long term planning are all welcome recommendations of a new Infrastructure Australia report on delivering public transport to outer suburban residents.
