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Roads Australia has reiterated calls to address the culture of violence, intimidation and poor productivity on construction sites, following further allegations of criminal and abusive behaviour on public infrastructure projects in Victoria. Ehssan Veiszadeh, CEO of Roads Australia, said “We …
26 February 2025 by Jennifer Pittorino Transport is Australia’s social and economic engine, meaning collaboration and a total system view will be necessary to achieve a sustainable and efficient transport system under net zero conditions. In collaboration to accelerate Australia’s decarbonisation …
Roads Australia is calling for the Federal Government to bring transformational infrastructure investment back to the national agenda in its 2025–26 pre-budget submission.
20 February 2025 A renewed focus on long-term transport planning and investment is critical to support economic growth, maintain living standards and accelerate decarbonisation, says Roads Australia. Amid a significant downturn in the transport investment pipeline, Roads Australia’s 2025-26 Pre-Budget …
Roads Australia has welcomed the Australian Government’s announcement of an additional $7.2 billion to improve safety on Queensland’s Bruce Highway but warned that continual investment in Australia’s land transport network is needed to avoid putting communities at risk in the …
By Ehssan Veiszadeh CEO Roads Australia The NSW Government says it can’t afford to keep up the pace of infrastructure spending we have seen in recent years, but can it really afford not to? Infrastructure Australia’s latest Infrastructure Market Capacity report, released …
Roads Australia has urged Australia’s governments to keep investing in transport infrastructure, amid the release of a new Infrastructure Australia report showing a sharp decline in funding for road, rail and active transport projects. Infrastructure Australia’s 2024 Infrastructure Market Capacity …
Published in Infrastructure Magazine How can industry and government come together to make Australia’s infrastructure delivery more efficient and effective? Australia’s decades-long challenge with infrastructure productivity is the sleeper issue that we cannot afford to ignore. Infrastructure investment underpins our …
First published in Infrastructure Magazine by Tess Macallan Australia’s key transport bodies have joined forces to push for urgent, cross sector priority actions to accelerate decarbonisation. In an industry first, the Public Transport Association Australia New Zealand, (PTAANZ) the Australasian Railway …
A cross-sector coalition of transport bodies is calling on state and Federal Governments to commit to bold reform on decarbonisation to meet national net zero emissions by 2050. In an industry first, the Public Transport Association Australia New Zealand, (PTAANZ) …