Challenges and opportunities facing the freight sector

Patricia Mae Tagabe June 3, 2022 Features, Freight & Logistics 0

by Mikayla Bridge, Journalist, Infrastructure Magazine During her presentation at the 2022 Critical Infrastructure Summit, Rachel Smith, the Head...

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Delivering outcomes: a 10-year industry road map

Patricia Mae Tagabe June 3, 2022 Company news, Features, Planning, Policy, Sustainability 0

by Peter Colacino, Chief of Policy and Research, Infrastructure Australia Infrastructure planning, decision-making and delivery consistently falls short of...

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How to increase rail freight’s modal share

Patricia Mae Tagabe June 2, 2022 Features, Freight & Logistics, Rail 0

by the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) As a means to move freight, rail works. In many instances, it is...

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Up and away – building a rail bridge over Webb Street, Narre Warren

Patricia Mae Tagabe June 2, 2022 Congestion, Features, Projects, Rail, Transport 0

by Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) The Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) is delivering a massive transport infrastructure overhaul...

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Building Tasmania’s future

Patricia Mae Tagabe June 1, 2022 Airport, Features, Transport 1

by Norris Carter, CEO, Hobart Airport About a year ago I stepped into the role of CEO at Hobart...

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How quality spatial data supports viewshed analysis

Patricia Mae Tagabe June 1, 2022 Features, Sponsored Editorial 0

Whether you’re designing an apartment block, installing 5G infrastructure, simulating a new road design, or creating a stadium crowd...

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From advocacy to ideas

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 31, 2022 Features, Planning, Policy 0

by Jon Davies, CEO, Australian Constructors Association The Australian Constructors Association believes that the industry already knows the problems...

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Government procurement: a sovereign security imperative

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 31, 2022 Features, People, Policy 0

by Chris Melham, Chief Executive, Civil Contractors Federation National On the last day of the 46th Parliament before the...

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Building Bridgewater Bridge: Tasmania’s biggest transport project

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 31, 2022 Bridges, Features, Roads 1

While building a new Bridgewater Bridge has been talked about for more than two decades, it is now becoming...

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Melbourne airport: the right infrastructure at the right time

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 30, 2022 Airport, Features, Planning, Projects, Transport 0

by Jessica Dickers, Editor, Infrastructure magazine As the country emerges from COVID-19 and travel is slowly coming back, the...

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Six steps to growing better cities and increasing housing supply

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 27, 2022 Features, Planning, Urban Development 0

by Maxwell Shifman, National President, Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Great cities and regions don’t just happen automatically....

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Geospatial foundations at the heart of Australian infrastructure

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 27, 2022 Features, Mapping and GIS, Planning, Projects, Urban Development 0

by Melissa Harris, Chair, Australia and New Zealand Land Information Council (ANZLIC) It may not be the first thing...

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Smart Cities– why Australia’s cities of tomorrow start today

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 27, 2022 Features, Smart Cities, Smart Infrastructure 0

by Al Pearson and Janice Lee, Integrated Infrastructure Partners, PwC Australia When it comes to planning infrastructure, the smart...

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Digital asset strategies across Australia

Patricia Mae Tagabe May 26, 2022 Features, People, Smart Infrastructure 0

by Chris Allan, Journalist, Infrastructure magazine A recent panel at the 2021 Critical Infrastructure: Digitisation Series brought together industry...