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Infrastructure Australia regularly updates our stakeholders across governments, industry and the community through our newsletters, media releases, speeches and presentations.
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In what has been a challenging year across the country, we're proud to publish our 2020-21 Annual Report. Throughout 2020-21, we have been working closely with Australia's governments to guide the COVID-19 investment and reform response.
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Infrastructure Australia is proud to publish its first Infrastructure Market Capacity report, forecasting a surge in demand for skills, labour and materials due to the rapid increase in public infrastructure investment.
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Infrastructure Australia is proud to publish the 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan (the 2021 Plan), a practical and actionable roadmap for reform.
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Infrastructure Australia is proud to release A Pathway to Infrastructure Resilience, two advisory papers developed in partnership with Infrastructure NSW, outlining how to improve infrastructure resilience throughout planning, delivery and operation.
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Infrastructure Australia is proud to publish our major refresh of the Assessment Framework.
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As Australians continue to respond to the challenges of COVID-19 and persevere through the disruption and uncertainty that has characterised the past 12 months, it is tempting to put reform opportunities on the backburner.
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The Australian Government announced an additional $15.2 billion for infrastructure projects in Tuesday's Federal Budget.
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Today, I’m happy to share with you our Sustainability Principles, which explain Infrastructure Australia’s approach to sustainability and how sustainability informs our work program.
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Industry consultation is now closed for Infrastructure Australia’s Regional Strengths and Gaps project.
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Today, we are proud to launch the 2021 Infrastructure Priority List. This year’s Priority List features a record 44 new investment opportunities, across transport, energy, water, waste, telecommunications and social infrastructure.