The Hon Michael McCormack MP

Major improvements to Darwin's inner-city road network are on the way with construction work kicking off on the Barneson Boulevard project.

The Australian Government has today released the Inquiry into National Freight and Supply Chain Priorities Report and commenced discussions with State Governments on priority actions.

The safety of five Northern Territory road ‘black spots’ will be substantially improved over the next 12 months.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Michael McCormack today visited Coffs Harbour to confirm that the 2018–19 Budget has locked in a commitment to fund a new Pacific Highway bypass of the city.

The new $2.4 million Lindenow Glenaladale Bridge in East Gippsland is now open, with the project set to improve flood immunity and productivity.

It is a sensational six for communities around the Kyogle Shire today, with five upgraded bridges opened on Gradys Creek Road, and another on Lions Road, all funded under the Australian Government's Bridges Renewal Program.

The Liberal and Nationals Government will provide $11.6 million towards the modernisation of the Mareeba-Dimbulah Water Supply Scheme in northern Queensland, providing increased water availability and reliability to growers within the Atherton…

Lieutenant Albert Borella, a Victoria Cross recipient during the First World War, has been commemorated with a recently opened Hume Highway rest area named in his honour at Murlo in NSW.

Community consultation is about to commence on the $235 million North East Line upgrade Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Michael McCormack and Victorian Minister for Public Transport and Major Projects Jacinta…

The site of a planned major upgrade to the Cunningham Highway, announced in the Federal Budget, was in focus today as Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack and Agriculture Minister David Littleproud toured the upgrade area with Wright MP Scott…

The Liberal and Nationals Government will provide more than $3 million toward the modernisation of the Nogoa Mackenzie Water Supply Scheme, providing central Queensland growers with access to more reliable water.

Works have started on replacing five old bridges near Bangalow in the Byron Shire.