The Hon Catherine King MP

The Albanese Government has reappointed Ms Erin Flaherty as a Non–Executive Director (NED) and Board Chair for the National Intermodal Corporation, as well as NED for Inland Rail Pty Ltd (IRPL).

Tasmania’s largest-ever transport infrastructure project has marked its first birthday, with the new Bridgewater Bridge already transforming the way thousands of Tasmanians work, live and travel.

The Ridgley Highway Corridor Strategy has been released today, identifying a range of priority improvements which will improve safety and efficiency on this key transport route.

Key parts of the Bass Highway are being made safer and more efficient, with work set to start on two projects at Detention River and Flowerdale in Tasmania’s northwest.

The Moggill Road Corridor Upgrade is keeping western Brisbane moving one year after completion, with travel times improving by about 20 per cent across that section of the corridor.

The Coffs Harbour bypass is powering ahead, with major construction milestones underway and a series of traffic changes rolling out across the project from this week.

Tenders are now being sought for construction of new ferry terminals at Applecross and Matilda Bay, marking a major milestone in the Albanese and Cook Labor governments' landmark expansion of Perth's ferry network.

The Wave Stage 1 is on track with the Albanese and Crisafulli Governments having awarded design and pre-construction contracts for Stage 1 (Rail) of The Wave. 

A detailed concept design for the $250 million Curtis Road Level Crossing Removal project has been revealed, with community members invited to provide feedback this month. 

Today, the Albanese Government announced it has secured the first vessel in its Maritime Strategic Fleet, the ANL Kokoda.

In a major win for Hawkesbury communities (northwest of Sydney), the New Richmond Bridge and surrounding road projects will now be delivered sooner. 

I am pleased to appoint Dr Carla Boehl and Dr Devinder Grewal to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) Board.

Communities in Melbourne’s outer north will soon spend less time in traffic with safer and more reliable journeys.

The Beerburrum to Nambour Rail (B2N) Upgrade has reached a major milestone, with detailed designs for Stage 1 now released, bringing the Sunshine Coast one step closer to more reliable, frequent and efficient rail services.

South Australia’s largest ever infrastructure project has hit a critical milestone, with the official blessing of the first of three large-scale tunnel boring machines (TBMs) specially designed to deliver a non-stop South Road (in southwest…