Infrastructure Partnerships Australia welcomes the Victorian Government’s announcement today to allow construction to restart from Tuesday next week.
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia welcomes the NSW Government’s announcement today to lift construction workforce caps on sites from Monday next week.
While the pause on construction in Victoria is disappointing, the industry will work with Government to ensure construction can safely and swiftly resume as soon as conditions allow, said Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Chief Executive, Adrian Dwyer.
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.
Australia is still the destination of choice for infrastructure investors, but a lack of investment opportunities, the cost and complexity of bidding, and policy instability risk Australia losing out on capital, according to a new report from Infrastructure Partnerships Australia and Allens.
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia welcomes the announcement today that construction sites will partially reopen across Greater Sydney on 31 July, subject to new health controls.
The Government of South Australia needs to clarify the rationale and details behind its seven-day shutdown of the construction sector, according to infrastructure think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
While the pause on construction in NSW is disappointing, the industry will work with Government to ensure construction can safely and swiftly resume as soon as conditions allow, said Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Chief Executive, Adrian Dwyer.
The NSW Government has delivered another record infrastructure spend in the State Budget, building on the high watermark set last year, according to infrastructure think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
The NSW Government has shown it’s possible to have our cake and eat it on EVs and road funding, with the announcement a road user charge on zero emissions vehicles will be delivered alongside a comprehensive EV incentive package, says infrastructure think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
The Queensland Government has secured the first stage of the economic recovery, but will need to rapidly scale up its infrastructure investment to deliver on its 2032 Olympic Bid, after the 2021 State Budget delivered a $3.3 billion reduction in funding, says industry think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia welcomes the NSW Productivity Commission’s White Paper
recommendation to abolish the motor vehicle duty and introduce a road user charge on Electric Vehicles (EV) in NSW.