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Latest news

  • Industry vows to work with Government to keep Big Build on track Articled 6 days ago
    4 August 2020 - Following the Premier’s announcement on how stage 4 restrictions affect businesses and workplaces, Roads Australia and the construction industry will continue to work closely with the Victorian Government to ensure essential transport infrastructure is delivered safely.
  • Revised Victorian Suburban Roads Upgrade Articled last month
    10 July, 2020 - Roads Australia (RA) notes this week’s announcement by the Victorian Government that it will change the procurement of the two Suburban Roads Upgrade packages as public-private partnerships into a multi-contract ‘$2.2 billion road construction blitz’.
  • Infrastructure funding boost an opportunity to seal road shoulders in the bush Articled last month
    15 June 2020 - Roads Australia has welcomed today's infrastructure announcement by the Commonwealth and recommended the half billion-dollar road safety funding injection be targeted toward 'low cost, high return' maintenance treatments to some of regional Australia's most dangerous roads.

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Latest podcasts

Future Leaders: should I stay or should I go?

Aug 3, 2020 - In the first of our Future Leaders podcasts aimed at the next generation of industry leaders, we ask two senior industry figures about the decision-making processes they went through when facing the inevitable question: when is a career move the right move?


Mobility as a Service: where to next?

June 11, 2020 - Mobility as a Service - or MaaS - is an idea that's as much 'in motion' as it is 'about motion'. With the COVID experience under our belts, how is MaaS likely to evolve to suit 'the new normal'?


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Recent news and events

  • SINGLE-TABLE LUNCH, SYDNEY - AUGUST 23
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    SINGLE-TABLE LUNCH, SYDNEY - AUGUST 23
    We were pleased to host the CEO of NSW Ports, Marika Calfas, for a discussion on freight strategy and the infrastructure that supports it. Pictured is Marika with Advisian's Patrick McCallum and RA's Michael Kilgariff.
  • MELBOURNE FORUM - AUGUST 20
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    MELBOURNE FORUM - AUGUST 20
    Transport Infrastructure Minister Jacinta Allan was our guest speaker over lunch at this year's Melbourne Forum, attended by over 280 industry leaders.
  • MELB LUNCH WITH LORD MAJOR SALLY CAPP, JULY 5
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    MELB LUNCH WITH LORD MAJOR SALLY CAPP, JULY 5
    Sponsored by WSP, our July single-table lunch in Melbourne was joined by Lord Mayor Sally Capp, pictured (centre) with Sofia Henriksson and Tim Gosbell from WSP; Dennis Cliche from Samsung C&T, and Aneetha de Silva and Michael Kilgariff from RA.
  • MELBOURNE METRO SITE VISIT, JUNE
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    MELBOURNE METRO SITE VISIT, JUNE
    Members of the RA team were given a wonderful opportunity to visit the West Gate Tunnel Project site office at Yarraville in June. Our thanks to CPB Contractors, John Holland and Transurban for hosting us. Pictured (L to R) are Jill Boag from CPB Contractors; Teresa Tran from WSP (joining us in the RA office for a week as our 2018 Young Professionals 'PPP' Award winner); RA's Thao Nguyen, Sophie Chalmers and Alex Stott; and West Gate Tunnel Project Director, William Smith.

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Upcoming Roads Australia events

RA Policy Webinar - NSW Procurement Reforms - Industry Briefing

Roads Australia invites you to an exclusive government update on procurement reform in NSW.
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Thursday August 13 2020
11:00 till 12:00

RA Webinar - Inclusive Procurement: why diversifying our resource pool and considering social value is more important than ever

Our second D&I webinar of 2020 puts the spotlight on inclusive procurement. With the next wave of infrastructure projects post COVID-19 on the horizon, how do we ensure social value and diversity remain key drivers of the procurement process? Part of the 2020 Aurecon Series.
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Thursday August 13 2020
15:00 till 16:30

RA Single Table Luncheon with Jeremy Conway (Adelaide)

BY INVITATION

 Infrastructure SA Chief Executive, Jeremy Conway, joins us to outline the progress of the  State's landmark 20-year Infrastructure Strategy.
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Friday August 14 2020
12:00 till 14:30

RA Fellows Webinar with Angus Mitchell

BY INVITATION FOR RA FELLOWS

The RA Fellows are delighted to host Angus Mitchell, GM - Maritime Safety Queensland at DTMR, as he speaks on his career path and key leadership lessons learned. Proudly sponsored by John Holland.
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Tuesday August 18 2020
12:30 till 13:30

RA Policy Webinar - Regional and rural road safety

Join us for the second in a series of webinars focusing on regional roads, and in support of Rural Road Safety Month.
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Wednesday August 19 2020
16:00 till 17:00

2020 RA Transport Summit (Sydney)

Early-bird registration is open until 31 August for this year's premier industry-run networking and knowledge-sharing event, the 2020 RA Transport Summit. Proudly sponsored by Cardno, Altus Traffic, SMEC Australia, McConnell Dowell, BG&E and Arup.

This event has moved to this new date due to COVID-19
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Wednesday October 28 2020
08:30 till 15:00

John Shaw Award Dinner ONLY (Sydney)

RA member-only registration is now open for our annual flagship event. Once again, the best tables will be allocated on a 'first in, best dressed' basis, so book now. Proudly sponsored by WSP.

This event has moved to this new date due to COVID-19
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Wednesday October 28 2020
18:30 till 22:30

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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?

  • The roads industry contributes over $200 billion of economic value in Australia each year.

  • The Australian road network covers more than 877,000 kilometres, of which 73 per cent is controlled by local government.

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

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

  • Well over half a million Australians rely on roads for their full-time employment.

  • 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 - 31 July 2020 Articled last week
    The Victorian Government has launched a new online portal to provide greater visibility of the major project pipeline.
  • Roads Australia Insider - 10 July 2020 Articled last month
    The Victorian Government has abandoned the current tender process for the Northern and South Eastern PPP road upgrade packages in favour of a procurement model designed to give local construction companies more opportunities to win contracts.
  • Roads Australia Insider - 26 June 2020 Articled last month
    Roads Australia has welcomed last week’s Federal funding package for ‘shovel-ready’ and priority road safety projects, followed this week by more detailed announcements on how the money will be spent.