The Infrastructure Priority List recently released by Infrastructure Australia has won widespread approval in the freight sector.
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Submissions sought for IA's 2018 Infrastructure Priority List
Infrastructure Australia (IA) is calling on Australian governments and leaders to identify infrastructure problems and opportunities of national significance as part of its 2018 Infrastructure Priority
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IA appoints former Toll executive to board
Infrastructure Australia (IA) has announced a renewed board, featuring representatives with experience across many areas of infrastructure.
Julieanne Alroe, the new chair of the board, is CEO and
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Julieanne Alroe, the new chair of the board, is CEO and
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ALC says freight “crucial” to city development
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has stressed the importance of efficient and safe supply chains in its submission to the House of Representatives’ enquiry into the Australian Government’s
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IA endorses corridor protection imperative
Infrastructure Australia (IA) has released a policy paper on the importance of land preservation for future infrastructure needs, Corridor Protection: Planning and investing for the long term.
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Melbourne’s second port to be built – in 2055
Infrastructure Victoria has made recommendations to the Andrews government that Melbourne’s second major container port should be built near Werribee, but not for another 40 years, The Age reports.
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ALC welcomes Budget supply chain boost
The significant infrastructure investments contained in the 2017–18 Federal Budget have the potential to deliver substantial improvements to supply chain efficiency and significantly boost economic growth,
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Infrastructure Australia CEO warns of freight task ahead
Speaking at the Australian Logistics Council’s (ALC) recent forum ‘Getting the Supply Chain Right’, Philip Davies, CEO of independent advisory body Infrastructure Australia, highlighted the need
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ALC urges thorough analysis of Very Fast Train proposal
Any proposal to build a Very Fast Train (VFT) from Sydney to Melbourne should be passed straight to Infrastructure Australia (IA) for a thorough cost-benefit analysis, according to Michael Kilgariff, Managing
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Infrastructure Australia to host 2011-12 conference series
On 8 November at Sydney's Intercontinental Hotel, the first in a series of conferences will be convened by Infrastructure Australia.
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