Victoria’s Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP) has successfully removed its 66th level crossing, with the new underpass at Robinsons Road, Deer Park opening months earlier than originally scheduled. A 10-day road closure enabled crews to expedite the schedule of works, …
The Monash University Accident Research Centre (MUARC), in collaboration with the Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) and the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA), is conducting an online survey to: Identify current career pathway within road safety; Identify current career …
Three teams have been shortlisted for two tunnelling contracts available for the first stage of Victoria’s Suburban Rail Loop project – SRL East. This first stage will deliver 26km of twin tunnels and 6 new underground stations between Cheltenham and …
Cities and towns should be designed to suit the needs of our communities. This includes getting the right mix of transport in the right locations to create places we can all enjoy. The NSW Movement and Place Framework is a …
Today is R U OK? Day – an opportunity to remind ourselves that every day is an opportunity to reach out, start meaningful conversations and support friends and colleagues. In lieu of speaker gifts at RA events throughout the year, …
This week’s ecologiQ Greener Infrastructure Conference in Melbourne has put the spotlight on the enormous economic and sustainability opportunities available to our sector through the embrace of circular economy principles. Presented by the Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA), the event …
A new round of advertising has been launched in Tasmania, highlighting the impact that crashes at road work sites have on the families of road workers. The Your Speed is Our Safety campaign is being led by the Civil Contractors …
Last year, RA member EROAD surveyed 1,134 business decision makers across Australia and New Zealand in their first industry survey on sustainability. The findings of the survey were presented in EROAD’s “Road to Sustainability” report. As things continue to evolve …
South Australia’s Department for Infrastructure and Transport held its annual Construction Sector Industry Briefing in Adelaide this week, providing industry participants with details of upcoming and future infrastructure projects. The Hon. Tom Koutsantonis MP, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport joined …
The Federal Government will provide $871,000 to support the installation of EV charging equipment on street side power poles as part of a trial across 9 local government areas in NSW. This will see 50 chargers installed in areas that …