The Hon Catherine King MP

The new Lapstone Zig Zag Track and Top Points Lookout in the lower Blue Mountains has now officially opened, making significant heritage features more accessible.

Images released today give a first glimpse of what Brisbane’s Chandler Sports Precinct will look like after its $257 million makeover is complete, as part of the Games legacy for Queensland’s most diverse multi-sports hub.

The Government welcomes the Australian National Audit Office’s report into the design of our Growing Regions Program which found the program design was largely effective. 

The Australian and Western Australian governments are investing in the Lumsden Point project to support trade and growth in the Pilbara region and beyond.

Traffic congestion along Ranford Road has improved significantly with the new Ranford Bridge officially completed and all lanes opened to traffic today.

Motorists will benefit from safer and smoother journeys along the Central Coast Highway, with plans progressing well to upgrade the intersection at Tumbi Road.

The Linkfield Road Overpass upgrade is moving ahead at Bald Hills with the Queensland Government releasing $10 million for early works.

The Albanese and Allan Labor governments are forging ahead with a winter construction blitz in Victoria’s southwest to ease congestion and deliver safer journeys.

Driving between Hobart and Launceston has become significantly safer and easier this year, with the completion of another 40 kilometres of upgrades to the Midland Highway, restoring these sections to a 110 km/h…

The Albanese Government is seeking feedback on the National Urban Policy, and how we can better work together to improve Australia’s cities and suburbs.

The Albanese Government is delivering on its $20 million election commitment towards the Greenline Project, with construction now underway.

The Albanese Government is seeking public feedback on the most effective options for governments, business and the community, to reduce emissions in the transport sector by 2050.

The Albanese Government is making local roads safer with $4.4 billion available under the Roads to Recovery program over the next five years.