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Victorian Premier, Daniel Andrews, and Minister for Transport Infrastructure, Jacinta Allan, announced the recruitment drive at the site of the future North Melbourne station, where the first of four ... -
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The Federal Government has unveiled a plan to address Australia’s increasing population by focusing on immigration, transport infrastructure and more efficient planning. -
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An Indigenous advisory firm will guide Western Sydney Airport’s comprehensive masterplan for Aboriginal engagement – the first of its kind for a major infrastructure project in Australia. -
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With 121 nationally significant proposals and a $58billion project pipeline designed to pave the next 15 years of Australian Infrastructure investment, the Infrastructure Australia’s 2019 Infrastructu ... -
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The long term demographic growth prospects continues to fuel the appetite of investors in the Australian Industrial market. -
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To improve 44 crash sites, which was identified across Queensland's Black Spots Program, the Federal Government has provided over $12 million in funding. -
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Infrastructure Australia have identified 121 nationally significant projects in the 2019 Infrastructure Priority List. IA proposes a record $58 billion pipeline to address the congestion, liveability ... -
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Infrastructure Australia released the Infrastructure Priority List on 14th February 2019. The list features a total of 121 national proposals – the most ambitious List to date. -
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Federal Labor will lock in its commitment to building a high speed train from Melbourne to Brisbane by promising to start buying the land corridor if elected. -
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With the hopes of improving the regional freight infrastructure and efficiency, in line with the Fixing Country Roads and Rail program, the NSW Government has invested $135 million in 33 projects acr ... -
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Applications for the latest stage in the Federal Government's $480 million Bridges Renewal Program are now closed. Successful projects will be announced in the middle of 2019. -
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Following the Opal Tower cracking incident in Sydney, Engineers Australia has urged the NSW Government to review and adopt best practices and compliance procedures from a national review in the constr ... -
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With temperatures set to hit 40C, Summer weather is pushing tradies to stop working at Sydney. -
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After hearing "cracking noises" from Sydney's recently completed Opal Tower, residents were evacuated, forcing NSW to embark on the "biggest overhaul of building laws" in its history. -
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Many high-rise apartment buildings have started to sprout across the nation's cities and the reality of Australian housing now sits many floors above the ground. -
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Australia's construction sector continues to decline at a slower rate. The Australian Performance of Construction Index (PCI), produced by the Australian Industry Group and Housing Industry Associatio ... -
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The incident at 36 Floors Opal Towers in Sydney has led to the exposure of the issues across various apartment buildings all over the nation. -
An investigation into the cracking from Sydney's Opal conducted by the NSW Government found that the apartment block needs "significant rectification works".
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The Australian state government of NSW approved the Yarrabee Solar Project, a 900 megawatt (MW) solar farm, which will be one of the biggest in the Country. -
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Sydney Build 2019 and CIVENEX are set to be the largest infrastructure & construction show covering Sydney and New South Wales. -
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The world's first 3D-printed concrete houses are beginning to be built and are expected to be ready for occupation in 2019. -
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$4.8 billion worth of projects are now under construction in the Sydney's CBD; according to a new analysis of projects by Corelogic. -
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The CBD South East light rail project was intended to be finished by the March 2019 state election; however; it will undoubtedly face delays in light of recent events. -
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The Burwood Brickworks site in Melbourne's east will soon transform into the world's most sustainable shopping centre; thanks to Frasers property Australia.
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