Infrastructure Partnerships Australia has warned of a major workforce hurdle in the delivery of nation’s infrastructure pipeline, requiring clear action from governments.
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Victoria’s construction industry reopens after two-week closure
After a fortnight-long closure, the Victorian Government has announced how the state's construction industries will reopen on Tuesday, with up to 25 per cent capacity of workers.
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Australia could lose on infrastructure investments, IPA warns
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.
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Industry responds to NSW construction sector pause
As the construction industry in the Greater Sydney area enters a short-noticed halt on all activities, the industry is hoping the impacts will be short-lived.
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Victoria on ‘stable recovery path’, says Infrastructure Partnerships Australia
Public transport and infrastructure were big winners in the Victorian state budget for 2021-22, which was delivered by the state Treasurer on Thursday last week.
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Infrastructure Partnerships Australia congratulates the Coalition
Industry think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia has congratulated the Federal Coalition on its 18 May election victory.
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West Gate Tunnel funding secured
The Victorian parliament voted down an opposition motion to exclude the West Gate Tunnel from the CityLink Concession Deed by a margin of 22-18.
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Australia’s infrastructure investment reputation could be under threat
Market intervention and policy uncertainty could threaten Australia’s reputation as the preferred global destination for infrastructure investment, according to a new report.
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SA Budget builds $11.3B infrastructure pipeline
The South Australian 2018-19 Budget has established an $11.3 billion pipeline of projects over the next four years to develop the state’s infrastructure.
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NSW tops rankings for infrastructure investment
New South Wales is the leading state when it comes to infrastructure investment for the second year running, according to the Australian Infrastructure Budget Monitor released by industry think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
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