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- Infrastructure Australia’s inaugural Commissioners
- Sustainability in Infrastructure
- Infrastructure Australia’s reform agenda
- Family Friendly Workplace
Infrastructure A
Media Releases
The Australian Government has appointed Tim Reardon as Infrastructure Australia’s Chief Commissioner, and Clare Gardiner-Barnes and Dr Gillian Miles as Commissioners.
Speech
Infrastructure Australia Chief Executive, Adam Copp
Tuesday, 10 September 2024
Brisbane, Queensland
Media Releases
The nation’s independent infrastructure adviser, Infrastructure Australia, has been certified as a ‘Family Friendly Workplace’ by UNICEF Australia and Parents At Work in recognition of the agency’s strong workplace cult
Speech
Speech delivered by Infrastructure Australia Chief of Policy and Research, Steve Brogan
Thursday, 23 May 2024
Sydney, New South Wales
Media Releases
Interim Commissioners appointed to Infrastructure Australia
The Australian Government has appointed Ms Gabrielle Trainor AO as interim Chief Commissioner and Clare Gardiner-Barn
Newsletter
Newsletter
Dear Colleagues, for Infrastructure Australia, December has been a month of significant milestones.
Media Releases
Australia’s big infrastructure, energy and housing build threatened by shortages of key materials and skills
Australia’s infrastructure, housing and energy agenda is under threat amid challenges accessing local building materials and a shortfall of 229,000 public infrastructure workers,
Media Releases
Extraordinary levels of infrastructure investment in regional areas drive skills and labour shortage
Regions across New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland will experience significant increases in construction activity over the next four years, which will drive skills and labour