infrastructure

The Morrison government will spend $7.5 billion on national transport infrastructure in a bid to boost a range of state and territory projects currently in the planning phase. The funding, which will be outlaid in Tuesday’s federal budget, will serve as the cornerstone of the Commonwealth’s infrastructure spending to help lift the economy out of […]

Cressida Wall has been named chief executive of the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance’s project delivery agency, Office of Projects Victoria.

The NSW opposition is pushing for the state government’s procurement process to be overhauled to better support local communities. Labor deputy leader Yasmin Catley plans to introduce the bill to parliament next week

If you haven’t heard the term before, it’s important to know that telemetry could actually be a game changer for your construction projects.

Australia’s infrastructure advisory body has released its first ever mid-year update of the Infrastructure Priority List.

The New South Wales government’s main transport department could absorb corporate roles from two smaller organisations just months after the agencies experienced a major restructure.

Will cities still need all the multibillion-dollar road, public transport, telecommunications and energy projects, including some already in the pipeline?

The Victorian Digital Asset Strategy calls for the use of 3D visuals and 4D modelling to allow infrastructure experts to be “smarter, safer and cheaper” when building assets.

The Queensland government has sacked the board overseeing its largest ­infrastructure project and has appointed a compliance unit in an attempt to avoid following in the footsteps of Victoria’s West Gate Tunnel debacle. Cross River Rail is expected to cost $5.4 billion, with a completion date of 2024.

Infrastructure Australia has released its 2020 Infrastructure Priority List, presenting 147 proposals adding up to more than $58 billion.

The New South Wales government has launched a spatial digital twin in a bid to transform urban planning and infrastructure across Western Sydney, and potentially other states. A digital twin is a digital model of a real-life object, process or system. Delivered in partnership with CSIRO’s Data61, the platform will be developed further in collaboration […]

The government appears locked in a contentious project that was put to it as a market-led proposal, an arrangement that bedevils transport projects across Australia.