Romilly Madew

Infrastructure Australia predicts that by mid-2023 more than 105,000 jobs could go unfilled as governments attempt to deliver big infrastructure agendas.

The 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan launched last week via a virtual forum held by Infrastructure Australia. 

Infrastructure Australia chief executive Romilly Madew said there was ‘enormous value’ in driving systemic change in Australia’s resilience planning.

The streamlined Infrastructure Priority List aims to improve decision-making, and the simpler format is here to stay.

The 2021 priority list highlights investments to support economic recovery from the pandemic while continuing to address environmental hurdles such as drought and bushfires.

Produced at the request of the commonwealth, the document is the first comprehensive report to look at the impacts of COVID-19 on Australian infrastructure sectors.

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

The NT on Friday announced the commission would provide advice to the government on creating jobs, attracting investment, cutting red tape, building on our strategic advantages, and strengthening ties with the federal government, investors and trade partners.

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