The Hon Catherine King MP

The Albanese Government is investing $16.2 million towards upgrading Whyalla Airport to ensure the community remains connected. 

The Lumsden Point expansion is on track to create jobs and trade opportunities in Port Hedland with two key contracts awarded by Pilbara Ports.

The Albanese Government is funding local infrastructure and essential community equipment to ensure Australia’s communities are even better places to live, with guidelines for Stronger Communities Programme Round…

The Australian and Tasmanian governments have committed $27.5 million in joint funding to improve safety on targeted regional roads through the Road Safety Program.

The Albanese Government is ensuring infrastructure investment focuses on delivering priority road and rail projects, investing an additional $2.7 billion on infrastructure over the forward estimates in the 2024-25…

The Albanese Government is helping fund two new projects seeking to develop cleaner, greener aviation fuel options to reduce emissions in the aviation sector, with $14.1 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).

Designs for a new bridge over the Hawkesbury River between Richmond and North Richmond have been revealed, with the new, higher bridge built to withstand a one in 20-year flood event.

The biggest road project ever delivered in the South West region has been officially opened at a ceremony today, delivering a major win for Bunbury locals and people travelling to and from the South West.

A new national road safety campaign ‘don’t let a car change who you are’, funded by the Albanese Government, has launched across Australia today.

Brisbane residents are taking their first steps on the Kangaroo Point Bridge, more than 160 years after the cross-river connection was first proposed. 

The Albanese Government is making Brisbane an even better place to live, today announcing over $11.7 million for 6 projects in the city and surrounding suburbs. 

High Speed Rail Authority (HSRA) has officially opened its office in Newcastle today, establishing the city as the birthplace of Australia’s first high speed rail line.

Three new overtaking lanes south of Moree are now open thanks to a $261.1 million investment between the Australian and New South Wales governments, providing safer and more efficient road journeys.