The Hon Catherine King MP

The final report on the Independent Review of the ‘Brisbane New Parallel Runway Flight Paths Post Implementation Review (PIR)’ has today been released by Airservices Australia.

The final concept plan for the Swan River Crossings project is set to transform a key gateway into Fremantle as part of the McGowan Government's major revitalisation of Fremantle's waterfront precincts. 

Construction of the new $2 billion, toll-free M12 Motorway is underway with work commencing on the central and west sections to provide connectivity to the new Western Sydney International Airport.

The Albanese Government is unlocking the nation’s electric vehicle potential and putting in place the next steps to establish Australia’s first National Electric Vehicle Strategy.

The Australian Government has launched a new $30 million Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B) Rebate Program to support general and recreational aviation operators to install critical safety-boosting…

Work has begun today on a major upgrade of the Exit 49 (Pimpama) Interchange to improve safety and bust congestion on the M1.

The dangerous and congested level crossing on Fyans Street in South Geelong will soon be a thing of the past, improving safety and traffic flow for the more than 14,000 vehicles that use the road each day.

It's all systems go for the $1.86 billion METRONET Forrestfield-Airport Link, which is set to begin operations on 9 October.

Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Catherine King is today meeting with industry, unions, local government and peak body groups and other stakeholders for a roundtable on jobs and skills in the…

Community members are being invited to join a stakeholder interest group to improve access to the Caloundra CBD.

A world-class Aboriginal Cultural Centre for Western Australia is a step closer to becoming a reality with the selection of a Terrace Road site as the preferred location for the centre.

The $304 million redevelopment of the University of Tasmania’s Inveresk Campus is on track for delivery by 2024.