Infrastructure Australia is an independent statutory body with a mandate to prioritise and progress nationally significant infrastructure. We provide independent research and advice to all levels of government as well as investors and owners of infrastructure.
Revised version following consultation on draft release in March 2022.
The Resilience Principles explain and guide Infrastructure Australia's approach to resilience.
We are committed to ensuring that infrastructure assets and networks are designed, delivered and maintained to help improve Australian communities’ resilience.
A transformational change is needed in how we plan and deliver infrastructure in Australia.
The Infrastructure Market Capacity report responds to a request from the Council of Australian Governments in March 2020 for Infrastructure Australia to regularly report on the capacity of the market to deliver on the record investment pipeline, reflecting the record investment in the sector and
The 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan is a practical and actionable roadmap for infrastructure reform.
The Plan is focused on reforms and policy recommendations that will deliver better infrastructure outcomes for Australian communities.
A Pathway to Infrastructure Resilience recommends a whole-of-system, all-hazards approach to resilience planning that focuses on strengthening an infrastructure asset, network and sector, as well as the place, precinct, city, and region that the infrastructure operates within.
A Stage 1 submission is where you will identify and define current or emerging problems and opportunities
During Stage 2 of Infrastructure Australia’s assessment process, you will identify, analyse and filter options to respond to the problems and opportunities you identified in Stage 1. This will save you from investing resources in developing unpromising options in your business case during St
Stage 4 of the Assessment Framework is designed for proponents and delivery agencies wishing to conduct a post completion review (PCR) of a completed infrastructure project, and to submit documentation of that review to us as a Stage 4 submission. This document also contains guidance on how
Stage 3 of the Assessment Framework is designed for anyone wishing to submit a business case (Stage 3 submission) to Infrastructure Australia.