The Hon Catherine King MP

The Albanese Government has announced it will share the cost of rebuilding and future-proofing the Great Western Highway at Victoria Pass with the Minns Labor Government.

Some of the world’s leading high speed rail manufacturers and suppliers have been selected to take part in the Development Phase of the Newcastle to Sydney High Speed Rail project.

The Albanese Government's $14.8 billion Fuel Security and Resilience Package will protect Australians from global fuel shocks, put downward pressure on costs and accelerate the transition to our own home-grown, sovereign fuels.

The Albanese and Carroll Labor governments have strengthened three bridges on the Princes Highway West – so they can meet the demands of modern traffic volumes and support key industries.

Some of Australia’s most experienced, world-class tunnelling and construction experts have been appointed to work on the detailed planning of Australia’s High Speed Rail.

The Albanese and Malinauskas Labor Governments’ $15.4 billion River Torrens to Darlington (T2D) Project is set to achieve a major milestone in the coming days, with all three of its large-scale Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) to be…

Works to duplicate the West Tamar Highway in Legana are now complete, delivering safer and more efficient travel for motorists in Northern Tasmania. 

A further 27-kilometre section of the Plenty Highway in central Australia has been sealed, improving access for remote communities and strengthening critical road infrastructure.

The Master Plan 2045 for Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport has been approved, recognising the airport’s ongoing role as a critical domestic and international gateway to Australia’s largest city.

Planning and preparatory work for key freight rail upgrades and a new grade separation in Perth's south is underway to support the future Westport container terminal in Kwinana.

Vital transport infrastructure upgrades to accommodate the increased activity being driven by South Australia’s burgeoning defence industry have now commenced.

This year the message for Rail Safety Week is simple: don’t risk the rails.

Held between 10-16 August this year, Rail Safety Week reminds and encourages safe behaviours on and around our rail networks.