Media releases

Life saving road and level crossing upgrades for Western Australia Local roads and railway crossings across Western Australia will receive important safety upgrades thanks to more than $17 million in new funding from the Albanese Government.

Active transport boost for Queensland People living in Queensland will have more opportunities to walk, cycle and actively move through their communities thanks to support from the Albanese Government. 

Building Australia's future on the Central Coast The Australian Government is building Australia’s future on the New South Wales Central Coast by delivering $15 million over two years to plan for better and safer road connections in Empire Bay.

ABC Radio Melbourne, Mornings with Rafael Epstein RAFAEL EPSTEIN: I mentioned that extra money from the Federal Government for airport rail. Does that mean we will actually get airport rail? Catherine King is the Infrastructure Minister.

Albanese Labor Government building Brisbane's future The Albanese Labor Government is building Brisbane’s future, investing over $200 million in transport projects that will revitalise the city and reshape the way we move. 

Albanese Labor Government building Victoria's future The Albanese Labor Government is building Victoria’s future, today announcing an investment of more than $3.3 billion in Victoria for new road and rail projects to boost economic growth, improve connectivity and tackle congestion on suburban roads

New heights for Queensland’s sustainable aviation fuel industry A Bundaberg biorefinery that will convert sugar mill waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and a second project to supply SAF at the Brisbane Airport, are taking off with new funding from the Albanese Labor Government.

Active transport boost for New South Wales Cyclists and pedestrians in New South Wales will have more opportunities to walk, cycle and actively move through their communities thanks to support from the Albanese Government. 

Planning for Wagga Wagga's bypass The Albanese Government is planning for Wagga Wagga’s future, investing $30 million to plan for a potential rail bypass of the city. 

$28 million for life-saving road upgrades in NSW Local roads across New South Wales will receive important safety upgrades thanks to more than $28 million in new Albanese Government funding.

Western Sydney gets its first truck rest stop Truck drivers travelling across Sydney will soon be able to stop at the city’s first dedicated heavy vehicle rest area, with the Australian and NSW governments identifying a six-hectare piece of land located close to a key junct

$25 million to ease congestion on Toongabbie Bridge The Albanese Labor Government is building Australia’s future, investing $25 million to upgrade Wentworth Avenue and reduce congestion on Toongabbie Bridge. 

Improving south-east Melbourne's roads The Albanese Government is investing in Victoria’s roads, with a $41.75 million contribution to the upgrade of Thompsons Road Intersection in Clyde North. 

New den opens for Dingley Dingoes Gamedays of the 2025 season for the Dingley Cricket, Football and Netball Clubs will be even better for supporters, with the unveiling of the new open terrace viewing platform at the Dingley Sports Pavilion. 

$29 million set aside for Queensland roads and rail crossings Roads and rail crossings across Queensland will receive important safety upgrades thanks to almost $29 million in new Albanese Government funding.