The Hon Michael McCormack MP
The Victorian and Commonwealth governments are making rail freight cheaper for businesses and taking trucks off suburban roads, thanks to a $28 million investment in direct rail freight between the Port of Melbourne and Dandenong South.
Today's release of an Options Paper for the National Freight Data Hub is the next step in improving national freight data.
The opening of the Abercrombie River Bridge, north of Taralga, will boost freight movement and tourism between Oberon and Goulburn.
The Australian Government is continuing to support drought-affected communities, with 30 projects sharing in more than $1.1 million in Federal funding.
The Big Rocks Weir business case was released to the Australian and Queensland Governments today, marking an important milestone in delivering more irrigation and water security for North Queensland.
Commencement of the Cessnock Road upgrade at Testers Hollow in the Hunter Valley region of NSW is drawing nearer with the contract to deliver the project recently awarded to Daracon Contractors.
More jobs are coming to Orange following today’s opening of the Australian Government’s new Regional Programs branch office in the New South Wales regional city.
The second round of Expression of Interest for the $44 million Inland Rail Interface Improvement Program has opened.
The second round of Expression of Interest for the $44 million Inland Rail Interface Improvement Program has opened.
Across Queensland the Morrison-McCormack Government is building the road and rail infrastructure for Queenslanders now and into the future.
Community consultation is underway for future upgrades to the Gateway Motorway and Bruce Highway.
The Australia Government has joined the Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF), in urging all motorists using rural roads to reconsider their behaviour and put road safety first, during this Rural Road Safety Month and beyond.
National Cabinet has taken further action today to keep Australian freight moving safely by formalising a Freight Movement Code.
Funding under the Australian Government’s Black Spot Program will substantially improve 92 dangerous crash sites on Victorian roads over the next two years.
Seven community groups in the Riverina and Central West have received vital grants of between $1,000 and $4,000 in round five of the Inland Rail Community Sponsorships and Donations program.