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The University of Tasmania’s $300 million proposal to build new state-of-the-art campuses in Burnie and Launceston has been added to the Infrastructure Priority List, after the business case was approved by Infrastructure Australia, the nation’s independent infrastructure advisor.

Infrastructure Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO addressed the 5th annual Developing Northern Australia Conference in Karratha, Western Australia on 11 July 2019. Her remarks focused on the unique challenges and untapped opportunities in northern Australia, and how infrastructure might function as a catalyst for growth in the area, addressing issues such as overcrowding in remote housing and improving health and education, especially within disadvantaged communities.

Infrastructure Australia has released the 2019 Infrastructure Priority List, presenting 121 nationally significant infrastructure proposals and a $58 billion project pipeline designed to guide investment towards projects that will deliver the best outcomes for Australia’s growing communities.

Infrastructure Australia (IA) has welcomed the agreement between the Australian and NSW governments to move ahead with improving access to the Chullora Intermodal Terminal in South West Sydney.

Infrastructure Australia’s newly appointed Chief Executive, Ms Romilly Madew, has been awarded an Order of Australia in recognition of her distinguished service to the construction sector as a change agent and advocate for sustainable building practices.

Infrastructure Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO provides an update on the key achievements of Infrastructure Australia during her first three months in the role. She also outlines what to expect from Infrastructure Australia's next major releases, including the forthcoming 2019 Australian Infrastructure Audit and 2020 Infrastructure Priority List.

The Infrastructure Australia Board is pleased to announce it has appointed Ms Romilly Madew as Chief Executive Officer, replacing Mr Philip Davies who departed the organisation last year.

Two projects in the Western Australian Government's METRONET rail program have been added to the Infrastructure Priority List after the business cases were assessed by Infrastructure Australia, the nation's independent infrastructure advisor.

Executive Director of Project Advisory, Anna Chau spoke in Sydney at the Infrastructure Investment Summit. Her remarks focused on building a better Australia with vital infrastructure projects across the country, and on the kinds of forward thinking proposals that Infrastructure Australia assesses and adds to the Infrastructure Priority List.