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  • Sydney Annual Lunch with Minister Melinda Pavey, Nov 30
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    Sydney Annual Lunch with Minister Melinda Pavey, Nov 30
    The Sydney Town Hall has been something of a 'home away from home' for RA this year. Here we are for the third time in six months for this year's Sydney Annual.
  • Adelaide Annual Lunch with Minister Stephan Knoll, Nov 21
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    Adelaide Annual Lunch with Minister Stephan Knoll, Nov 21
    Sponsored by Aurecon, the 2018 Adelaide Annual Lunch broke all attendance records.
  • Adelaide Single Table with David Reynolds, Nov 13
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    Adelaide Single Table with David Reynolds, Nov 13
    SA Department of Treasury and Finance Chief Executive, David Reynolds (second left), was our special guest at our Adelaide single-table lunch, sponsored by WSP. Also pictured (L to R) are RA President, David Stuart-Watt, WSP Transport Executive, Mark Elford, and our CEO, Michael Kilgariff.
  • Young Professionals Gala Dinner, Nov 7
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    Young Professionals Gala Dinner, Nov 7
    A fantastic evening in Sydney with the industry's young flyers. Thanks to our sponsor Arup and guest speaker, Clare Gardiner-Barnes from Transport for NSW.

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Upcoming Roads Australia events

RA Single Table Luncheon with Evan Tattersall (Melbourne)

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It's our great pleasure to host Rail Projects Victoria CEO, Evan Tattersall, for an update on the major projects under his watch. Part of the 2019 Arcadis Series.
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Wednesday July 24 2019
12:00 till 14:30

RA Single Table Luncheon with Graeme Newton (Brisbane)

BY INVITATION

Cross River Rail CEO Graeme Newton is back at the RA table for an update on the delivery timetable for the State's biggest transport infrastructure project. Part of the 2019 Advisian Series. 
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Wednesday July 31 2019
12:00 till 14:30

RA Single Table Luncheon with Brendan Bourke (Melbourne)

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Port of Melbourne CEO, Brendan Bourke, joins us for this exclusive single-table lunch. Part of the 2019 Coffey Series.
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Tuesday August 13 2019
12:00 till 14:30

RA Industry Luncheon with Andrew Kirkman (Darwin)

We're pleased to welcome back DIPL Chief Executive, Andrew Kirkman, for our mid-year Darwin industry lunch. The lunch will be a preceded by a one-hour policy workshop - more details to come.
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Thursday August 15 2019
12:00 till 14:30

RA Forum (Melbourne)

With Minister for Transport Infrastructure, Jacinta Allan, joining us as guest lunch speaker, this year's half-day Melbourne Forum is a not-to-be-missed event. Proudly sponsored by SMEC Australia, Aurecon and Advisian.
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Tuesday August 20 2019
09:00 till 14:30

Young Professionals Group Mentoring (Sydney)

Roads Australia is proud to host its first Young Professionals Group Mentoring Session in Sydney, hosted by RA Fellows. Part of the 2019 Arup Series.
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Thursday August 22 2019
17:30 till 19:30

RA Single Table Luncheon with Marika Calfas (Sydney)

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NSW Ports CEO, Marika Calfas, joins us to discuss opportunities and challenges for freight and freight infrastructure in NSW. Part of the 2019 Advisian Series.
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Friday August 23 2019
12:00 till 14:30

PIARC - World Road Congress (Abu Dhabi)

You're invited to join the official Australian delegation to the 26th World Road Congress in Abu Dhabi, the premier event for road practitioners on the international calendar.
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Sunday October 6 2019
10:00 till 14:00

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Delivering for Australia's most important asset


As the peak body of road industry stakeholders, Roads Australia provides a national forum for debate and discussion on how we can best manage, fund, maintain and renew this vital economic asset for the benefit of all Australians.

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Membership of Roads Australia is your entree to the most powerful networking experience in the Australian transport and infrastructure sectors. As we like to say, the top people come because the top people come.

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Roads Australia has a unique approach to policy. We work from inside the tent, providing regular opportunities for our public and private sector members to come together in our Policy Chapters to drive practical policy outcomes. It's a formula for influencing policy like no other, and it works.

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Did you know?

  • Australia's national road network is a $280 billion-plus asset.

  • The Australian road network covers more than 817,000 kilometres.

  • Approximately 657,000 kilometres are controlled by local government - although State-controlled roads account for about three quarters of all vehicle kilometres travelled.

  • There are more than 37,000 road bridges across Australia.

  • More than three quarters of all passenger kilometres travelled in Australia occur on roads.

  • Public transport is a major user of our road network. In Melbourne, for example, more than 80 per cent of all public transport kilometres are travelled on roads.

Latest Insider....

  • Roads Australia Insider - July 12, 2019 Articled last week
    The South Australia Government last week released tenders to contract for the operation of Adelaide Metro tram and train services.
  • Roads Australia Insider - June 26, 2019 Articled 3 weeks ago
    Last week’s NSW Budget has allocated $55.6 billion across the next four years - the equivalent of about $1.2 billion a month - to invest in the State’s transport infrastructure.
  • Roads Australia Insider - June 7, 2019 Articled last month
    A critical shortage of skills remains the number one concern of construction industry leaders charged with delivering Australia’s record transport infrastructure spend over the next decade, according to a new survey by Roads Australia.