Arc Infrastructure is trialing a new steel sleeper system on the Leonora to Kalgoorlie line in Western Australia.
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City of Sydney trials industrial waste concrete
The City of Sydney is testing concrete made using industrial waste from coal-fired power stations and steel manufacturing on a busy inner city road.
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Steel delivery marks major Inland Rail milestone
Construction is ramping up on Inland Rail in Central West New South Wales, with the first $20 million steel rail contract from Liberty Steel’s Whyalla steelworks successfully delivered.
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New lanes open on $300M M80 Ring Road Upgrade
More than 13 kilometres of new lanes have been opened on Melbourne’s M80 Ring Road to reduce congestion and increase capacity of the road as part of the $300 million upgrade project.
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How are Trump’s trade tariffs impacting on infrastructure?
As the 45th President of the United States begins implementing tariffs on the global market, what effects will it have on Australia’s infrastructure industry? Roads & Infrastructure Magazine reports.
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Seymour Whyte commended for Narellan Road upgrade
Seymour Whyte has been commended by the Australian Steel Institute for the Narellan road Stage 2B upgrade cable stayed pedestrian bridge over the Hume Motorway at the 2018 NSW/ACT Steel Excellence Awards.
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NorthConnex supported by 300 local Sydney businesses
Around 300 businesses based in western Sydney have been engaged to supply materials, goods and services to the $3 billion NorthConnex project.
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Combatting concrete cancer
Steel reinforced concrete will begin to rust over time, leading to costly damage. Roads & Infrastructure Magazine explores the issue of concrete cancer and the alternatives to steel out there.
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Queensland’s $90M Central west rail line upgrade underway
More than $90 million in rail infrastructure upgrades to the Central west rail line in Queensland are underway.
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Fletcher Building sells 50 per cent share in Sims Pacific Metals
The construction firm announced that it will exit the Sims Pacific Metals joint venture, selling its 50 per cent share for NZ$42 million (AUD$38.4 million).
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