Speeches

Infrastructure Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO gave the keynote address at the second National Community Engagement for Infrastructure Forum, held in Sydney on Thursday, 22 August 2019. Her remarks focused on the Infrastructure Australia's agenda for community engagement and consultation around infrastructure projects, and highlighted the community-centred approach of the Australian Infrastructure Audit 2019.

Infrastructure Australia Chair Julieanne Alroe made a keynote speech at the launch of the 2019 Australian Infrastructure Audit in Sydney. Her remarks focused on the novel approach of this Audit, and thanked the many contributors and collaborators who made it possible. Looking to the future, she outlined key reforms that need to be made to ensure that Australia's infrastructure can meet the challenges ahead, and improve outcomes of access, quality and cost.

Infrastructure Australia Chief Executive Romilly Madew addressed the 2019 AFR National Infrastructure Summit in Melbourne. Her speech ‘Access, quality and cost: A community-centred approach to infrastructure planning and delivery’ outlines the major trends impacting infrastructure and previews our forthcoming release, the 2019 Australian Infrastructure Audit.

This speech was delivered by CEO Philip Davies at an Infrastructure Association of Queensland event in Brisbane. He discusses opportunities to reform the planning, funding and delivery of Queensland’s infrastructure to meet the challenges of the future.

This speech was given by CEO Philip Davies at the 2016 ASPAC CEO Conference.

This speech was given by CEO, Philip Davies at the ANZSOG Infrastructure Research Workshop. He discusses the results of the Australian Infrastructure Audit and the importance of getting back to long term planning.

IA CEO Philip Davies has provided briefings on the Audit in each capital city across Australia at events run by various stakeholder partners between 22 June and 20 July. In the presentations, he discussed the results of the Audit at a national and sectoral level and discussed the approach for the 15-year Australian Infrastructure Plan.

This speech was given by Chairman Mark Birrell at the Australian Financial Review National Infrastructure Summit on 11 June 2015. He calls for Australia to lift its global ranking for infrastructure by engaging with ten key reform challenges.