Two major bridges are being launched over the Mitchell Freeway as part of the Stephenson Avenue Extension project.
Inland Rail Progress: Victorian sites charge ahead as construction focus sharpens
786 views
Inland Rail’s appointment of a construction partner for the remaining Victorian sites is on schedule for this month, with construction commencing in early-2025 and project completion in 2027.
$207.6 million hydrogen hub given green light in Hunter
776 views
The NSW Government has given planning approval to a $207.6 million hydrogen hub in the Hunter.
Budget 2024 confirms a $2.68 billion investment in roads, rail, and public transport
758 views
An additional $2.68 billion will be invested in roads, rail, and public transport to accelerate the delivery of major projects across NZ.
Victoria’s Big Build works continue through winter
759 views
Big Build works will continue throughout the winter with a firm focus on delivery – including opening brand new stations and removing dangerous level crossings.
Coomera Connector Stage 1 South early works contract awarded
821 views
Winslow Infrastructure Pty Ltd has been awarded the contract for early works of the Stage 1 South package of Coomera Connector.
WA’s Albany Ring officially open
863 views
Albany Ring Road – the biggest road infrastructure project ever undertaken in Western Australia’s Great Southern region – is officially open.
Mark Wild named new CEO of Britain’s HS2
914 views
Mark Wild OBE has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of HS2 Ltd to lead the completion of the high-speed railway.
Foundations set for Inland Rail construction in Victoria
827 views
Inland Rail has completed a foundation pile drilling process across the first four Victorian Inland Rail construction sites.
Environment Court rules in favour of Mt Messenger Bypass
849 views
New Zealand Transport Agency Waka Kotahi welcomes court ruling on compulsory purchase for Mt Messenger Bypass.
Transmission Gully review finds PPP model not to blame
889 views
A review into the Transmission Gully motorway has found the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model is not to blame for time and cost overruns.
A further $1.15 billion funding announced for the Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line
833 views
The Australian Government will invest a further $1.15 billion to ensure Stage 1 of The Direct Sunshine Coast Rail Line can be delivered.
