The Latest Breaking News from Infrastructure Australia

Researchers say a crippling workforce gap could hinder the governments emissions reductions targets, as electricians prove to be a key 'green' job.

The Victorian Department of Transport's impartiality has been called into question after it was asked by the Andrews government to cost the opposition's policy proposal.

An independent review of the Dungowan Dam business case reveals it would reap nine cents for every dollar invested, should it go ahead.

Federal infrastructure minister Catherine King appoints experts to review body’s mandate and composition to ‘get it back on track’

Infrastructure necessary for oil and gas companies to reach production in the Beetaloo has been added to a national list of priority investments.

The world's largest solar generation and transmission project – Sun Cable – was given the go-ahead by Infrastructure Australia (IA) on Friday.

In the seat-by-seat slugfest that is the federal election, transport infrastructure is once again at the forefront. Small, hyper-local projects are a favourite of both major parties this time around. That’s even though small local projects, such as roundabouts and carparks, simply aren’t the job of the federal government, and…

In most years, the opposition leader’s budget reply passes virtually unnoticed.

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