The Hon Michael McCormack MP

The Australian and NSW Liberal and Nationals Governments will join forces to turbocharge a program which will improve local roads across regional NSW and create thousands of local jobs.

The Federal and State Liberal and Nationals Governments will support nearly 5,500 jobs across New South Wales through a joint $1 billion investment in shovel-ready infrastructure projects and road safety upgrades.

The Coffs Harbour Bypass is a step closer to construction, with the public release today of two reports detailing how community feedback has shaped design.

The Australian Government is spending $36 million to support agricultural show societies recover from the effects of COVID-19, ensuring they can continue after the pandemic.

Works have started on Stage 3 of the Cairns Southern Access Corridor project between Edmonton and Gordonvale – the Far North’s biggest road project.

The National Transport Commission (NTC) has released a consultation regulation impact statement in an important step to improve the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL).

The Morrison and Gutwein Governments are supporting construction jobs across Tasmania by jointly investing an additional $46 million to deliver shovel-ready infrastructure projects and urgent road safety upgrades.
 

Upgrades on Great Northern Highway immediately north of Muchea are complete, improving road safety and efficiency for drivers, freight and local communities through newly widened and duplicated sections joining directly onto the NorthLink WA…

Regional Australia is the best place to live, work, invest and raise a family.

The Morrison and Marshall Governments will support construction jobs across South Australia by jointly investing an additional $145 million to deliver shovel-ready infrastructure projects and urgent road safety upgrades.

The Australian Government has announced the membership of a new Freight Industry Reference Panel on behalf of the Transport and Infrastructure Council.

Regional Australia is the best place to live, work, invest and raise a family. Some 65,000 more people moved to regional Australia from capital cities than conversely, according to a Regional Australia Institute report between 2011 and 2016.

65,000 more people chose to move to regional Australia from capital cities than the other way around, according to a new Regional Australia Institute (RAI) report tracking population movements between 2011 and 2016.