…Hon Eva Lawler, Minister for Territory Development, and Louise McCormick, the Infrastructure NT Commissioner and this year’s John Shaw Medal winner. The new approach establishes a clear direction and whole-of-government…
…at the Conference. The deadline for abstracts is November 30. For more information, including sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, contact Mark Bowmer at Roads Australia – mark@roads.org.au – or visit www.roads.org.au/conference2015…
…commits Queensland to implement Austroads’ new guide to temporary traffic management, and trial and implement new traffic technologies and enforcement cameras to improve the safety of road workers. Further information…
…in the coming weeks, and NSW has also acknowledged this question will need to be addressed. Given the complexity of the issues involved, it is important that all remaining jurisdictions…
…to driving post-COVID economic recovery and supporting employment growth. “Adopting a more collaborative approach to risk identification and allocation will ultimately benefit governments, contractors and the community by reducing the…
The New South Wales Legislative Council Committee on Transport and the Arts has tabled the report for its inquiry into pressures on heavy vehicle drivers and their impact in New…
…a further $864 million being required to complete Stage 1. While confirming its commitment to the project, the Queensland Government has sought a $432 million matching contribution from the Australian…
…unique value to the industry and to the community; and reflect original and personal endeavour. Nominees are also assessed on the extent to which their contribution is likely to endure…
…and Midway Point Causeways, the new Bridgewater Bridge, and upgrades for the Midland, West Tamar and Bass Highways play a vital role in creating a safer and more efficient environment…