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Our Australia & New Zealand Public Private Partnership (PPP) Market Analysis is the first comprehensive data source on the volume and value of PPP transactions, from 2000 to present. Future PPPs are listed on the Australia & New Zealand Infrastructure Pipeline (ANZIP).

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Our Australia & New Zealand Public Private Partnership (PPP) Market Analysis is the first comprehensive data source on the volume and value of PPP transactions, from 2000 to present. Future PPPs are listed on the Australia & New Zealand Infrastructure Pipeline (ANZIP).
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This chart shows the total value and number of projects that has occurred each year, divided into jurisdictions. The column chart shows the value of projects against the left hand side axis and the number of projects is shown using the dotted line which refers to the right hand side axis. All project values are in constant prices.
JURISDICTION
CTH
NZ
NSW
QLD
VIC
ACT
SA
WA
NT
TAS
SECTOR
Road
Rail
Other transport
Energy
Social infrastructure
Water & Sewerage
Other
>
Our Australia & New Zealand Public Private Partnership (PPP) Market Analysis is the first comprehensive data source on the volume and value of PPP transactions, from 2000 to present. Future PPPs are listed on the Australia & New Zealand Infrastructure Pipeline (ANZIP).
>
This chart shows the total value and number of projects that has occurred each year, divided into jurisdictions. The column chart shows the value of projects against the left hand side axis and the number of projects is shown using the dotted line which refers to the right hand side axis. All project values are in constant prices.
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ITS TIME TO START THE INFRASTRUCTURE REFORM JOURNEY

INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERSHIPS AUSTRALIA MEDIA RELEASE - ITS TIME TO START THE INFRASTRUCTURE REFORM JOURNEY

Infrastructure Partnerships Australia welcomes the release of Infrastructure Australia’s 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan and calls for concerted action to pursue productivity-enhancing reform across Australia’s infrastructure sectors.

 

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@InfraPshipAust

Following consultation with the Vic Govt, we have confirmed that major civil infrastructure projects are excluded from the 25 per cent workforce cap, consistent with the arrangements that were in place last year. #springst

See our full statement here: https://bit.ly/3CJj7WC

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@Adrian_J_Dwyer

Following consultation with the Vic Govt, we have confirmed that major civil infrastructure projects are excluded from the 25 per cent workforce cap, consistent with the arrangements that were in place last year. #springst

See our full statement here: https://bit.ly/3CJj7WC

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