The Hon Kristy McBain MP

The Wynnum Road and Hemmant Tingalpa Road intersection has been upgraded, improving safety and traffic flow for residents, commuters and businesses in Tingalpa and Brisbane’s eastern suburbs.

The Albanese Government has committed $553,700 to address safety on Canberra roads under the Australian Capital Territory’s 2025-26 Black Spot Program funding round.

The Albanese Government has committed $48 million to address safety at 60 locations across Victoria under the 2026-27 Black Spot Program funding round.

One of Maitland’s busiest roads is set for a major upgrade, with over $14 million worth of improvements getting underway next month along Haussman Drive, Thornton (northwest of Newcastle).

The critical upgrade to East Seaham Road (north of Newcastle) is complete following $7.2 million of funding by the Australian Government, New South Wales Government and Port Stephens Council.

New traffic signals and pedestrian crossings are set to be turned on next week at the Brooker Highway’s Montrose Foreshore intersection, northwest of Hobart.

Mission Beach – part of the Cassowary Coast in Far North Queensland – is celebrating the official opening of its revitalised town centre.

The Albanese Government has committed $30.2 million to address road safety at 44 locations across Queensland under the 2026–27 Black Spot Program funding round.

The Albanese Government has released the Cocos (Keeling) Islands Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Plan (CHRMAP), a key step in supporting Cocos to respond and adapt to climate change.

Residents of the Jervis Bay Territory, including members of the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, will benefit from a more reliable and secure drinking water supply, with construction of the new water pipeline connecting the Territory to the…

Communities in south west Queensland are benefiting from safer roads, with three major safety projects now completed on the Warrego and Carnarvon highways.

The Albanese Government continues to deliver critical road upgrades for communities across Australia under the Safer Local Roads and Infrastructure Program (SLRIP).