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Infrastructure Australia Chief Executive Philip Davies addressed the Australian British Infrastructure Investment Catalyst conference in London on 26 September 2017. His speech outlines how in this time of rapid technological change and great opportunity, Australia's continued prosperity will depend in large part on a rethink of our approaches to infrastructure selection, procurement and regulation. Mr Davies compares Australia and the UKs energy, telecommunication transportation and water sectors, and discusses the key reform lessons from each jurisdiction.

This speech to Engineers Australia by Michael Deegan, Infrastructure Coordinator of Infrastructure Australia (the Harricks Address) examines sustainability in infrastructure planning in Australia and Infrastructure Australia's approach to assessing infrastructure projects. It also outlines Infrastructure Australia's work on national policies in key theme areas of ports, roads, rail, water, energy, cities and broadband.

This presentation to the Committee for Economic Development by Michael Deegan of Infrastructure Australia discusses major themes for action in Australia's infrastructure development covering key areas of national broadband, the energy market, international gateways, freight, water, cities and Indigenous services.

This presentation to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development by Michael Deegan of Infrastructure Australia discusses current work on a national ports policy, national freight policy and regional and urban water policy as well as reforms to the communication sector. He flags the need to use existing infrastructure more efficiently and promoting efficient infrastructure investment decisions through better regulation.

This presentation to the Infrastructure Association of Queensland by Michael Deegan of Infrastructure Australia gives an overview of challenges in the development of Australia's infrastructure and possible solutions to those issues.

This presentation by Michael Deegan of Infrastructure Australia discusses the seven themes that Infrastructure Australia's strategy is built on: the national broadband network, the energy market, international gateways, freight, water, cities and Indigenous services.

This presentation to the Melbourne Institute 2009 Economic and Social Outlook Conference by Michael Deegan of Infrastructure Australia discusses the role of Infrastructure Australia and the challenges facing major infrastructure in Australia.