The Federal Government has committed $2 million to the development of a business case for Western Australia's first trackless tram.
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Pedal to the metal
After reports of a major increase in cycling activity during lockdown the City of Melbourne and the City of Sydney are joining many others around the world to fast track bike lanes and give commuters a safe alternative to public transport.
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Collaboration key to achieving low carbon outcomes in cities
With cities around the globe striving to achieve low carbon outcomes in the face of climate change, Professor Deo Prasad says collaboration between government and industry is key to overcoming the obstacles in Australia.
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Launceston raises smart city potential with $3.5M project
A collaborative project between state, federal and local government, the University of Tasmania and Telstra will introduce a range of connective technology to establish Launceston as one of Australia’s leading smart cities.
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Govt launches National Cities Performance Framework
The Australian Government has launched the framework this week, which aims to help governments, industry and the community to better target cities policy and investments.
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Getting smart about smart cities
Roads & Infrastructure Magazine talks to experts from Swinburne University of Technology about the potential for smart city concepts and how it may change the nature of urban mobility.
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ALC calls for freight-friendly urban planning
Speaking at the recent Online Retail Logistics 2017, Australian Logistics Council Managing Director Michael Kilgariff noted that the country’s cities are not freight friendly, as a result of planning systems that fail to properly account for freight movement.
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