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It’s been a huge start to 2023 for Infrastructure Australia, as the process of implementation begins of the Australian Government’s Response to the Infrastructure Australia Independent Review released in December.
Speech
Monday, 15 May 2023
Delivered by Infrastructure Australia’s acting Chair, Gabrielle Trainor AO—check against delivery
Good morning.
Speech
Speech delivered by Infrastructure Australia acting Chief Executive, Adam Copp—check against delivery
Wednesday, 14 June 2023
Gold Coast, Queensland
Good afternoon, everyone.
Newsletter
Dear colleagues,
For the past 12 months, as the acting Chief Executive, I have been sharing updates on Infrastructure Australia and the work we have been doing.
Media Releases
Infrastructure Australia is visiting the Pilbara region this week to gain first-hand insights into the development and infrastructure issues facing this vitally important part of Australia.
Media Releases
Today, Infrastructure Australia released a comprehensive report detailing a set of benchmarks to improve efficiency in the procurement of major infrastructure.
Media Releases
Infrastructure Australia welcomes the passing of the Infrastructure Australia Amendment (Independent Review) Bill 2023, through the Australian Parliament on Wednesday, 6 December 2023.
Media Releases
Infrastructure Australia today released its fourth review of national infrastructure priorities and performance, highlighting the vital role of infrastructure in contributing to our national productivity and quality of life.
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