Infrastructure Australia charts a pathway to resilience as the national cost of natural disasters hits $39bn by 2050

Infrastructure Australia has outlined practical steps to deliver infrastructure that is more resilient to threats such as bushfires, droughts, floods, global pandemic, and cyber-attacks, in new advisory papers released today.

Assessment Framework

The Assessment Framework is designed to help you develop high-quality infrastructure proposals for submission to Infrastructure Australia. It provides a national standard for best-practice infrastructure development and explains Infrastructure Australia’s requirements and process for assessing proposals. It is supported by detailed technical guidelines.

The Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering welcomes infrastructure leader as Fellow

Romilly Madew AO, Chief Executive of Infrastructure Australia, was today welcomed to the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering as a fellow. She joins 25 leaders elected to Australia's Learned Academies for their work in applying science, technology and engineering to solve real-world problems.

CEDA Queensland

Infrastructure Australia Chair Julieanne Alroe addressed a CEDA Queensland luncheon in Brisbane on 2 July 2019. Her speech outlines Infrastructure Australia’s work in maintaining the Infrastructure Priority List, our role in supporting better business case development, and how this drives better performance across infrastructure planning and service delivery.