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How to overcome lack of local experience in Australia
We give you a few tips and suggestions on how you can increase your chances of landing you very first engineering job if you are a migrant engineer.
COVID-19 and Australian infrastructure sector – a new report by Infrastructure Australia
Wednesday 16th December 2020
A major new report from Infrastructure Australia has found that the Australian infrastructure sector responded well to the challenges of COVID-19,
What is SkillSelect?
SkillSelect allows skilled applicants who are interested in undertaking work in Australia to submit an EOI (Expression of Interest) online.
Neoen, Tesla win contract to build Australia’s biggest battery in Victoria
Thursday 5th November 2020
One of the world’s largest lithium-ion batteries will be built in Victoria by renewable energy specialist Neoen.
$1.3 billion in transport infrastructure to boost Queensland economic recovery
Monday 6th October 2020
The Queensland economy will be boosted with a $1.3 billion investment into transport infrastructure from the Federal Coalition as part of COVID-19 economic recovery plan.
$1 billion announced for Shovel Ready Projects in Australia
The Australian Government has announced a $1.5 billion package to invest in infrastructure which includes $1 billion for Shovel Ready projects.
$2.1 billion road to bust North Brisbane congestion
The Government has unveiled a plan to build a new arterial road, informally dubbed the ‘Moreton Connector.’
The top infrastructure stories of 2019 – Australia
2019 was a huge year for the Australian infrastructure sector, with unprecedented spending in various road and rail major projects. Here are the top stories of 2019.
Australian Infrastructure Audit 2019
19th August 2019
According to the Australian Infrastructure Audit published by Infrastructure Australia, $600bn in new spending is needed to keep pace with demand over the next 15 years.
