The Hon Catherine King MP

The Australian Government is continuing the exemption from the Coastal Trading (Revitalising Australian Shipping) Act 2012 (the Act) for eligible cruise operators, whilst providing stronger…

Construction is now underway on the first package of freight efficiency and safety upgrades for Bridport Road.

One of north Brisbane’s worst traffic bottlenecks has been removed, with the main road works on the Beams Road stage 1B upgrade now complete.

Key upgrades at Kennett River on the Great Ocean Road are now complete, boosting safety and tourism ahead of this year’s busy summer season.

The Albanese and Carroll Labor governments are getting on with building Melbourne Airport Rail Stage 2, with work set to begin in the coming weeks.

Safety in our aviation sector is of the utmost priority to the Australian Government. 

The Albanese Government is investing over $35 million nationally into transformative urban precincts to support communities and grow local economies.

Work on the new Western Stand at Launceston’s UTAS stadium is now complete. It’s another major milestone on the $130 million development of the facility, funded by the Albanese and Rockliff Governments.

The Albanese and Carroll Labor Governments have delivered faster and safer journeys for Clyde North, Cranbourne North and Berwick residents.

The $12.5 million transformation of Boat Harbour Beach is now complete, marking a major milestone for one of Tasmania’s best-known coastal destinations.

Major works are now underway between Mount Hopeless and The Dog Fence as the $215 million Strzelecki Track Upgrade and Sealing Project approaches its halfway point.

Construction is set to begin on a new $30 million dual-lane roundabout at the intersection of Heaslip Road and Curtis Road, delivering safer journeys and helping meet the transport demands of Adelaide’s growing north. 

From today, cyclists and pedestrians will be able to bypass some of Adelaide’s busiest intersections as elevated paths along the Mike Turtur Bikeway open to the public for the first time.

The Australian Government has marked World Maritime Day by announcing it will seek another two-year term on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council.