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PORT of Melbourne’s Port Rail Transformation Project has reached a new milestone with the opening of a road that will facilitate container transport.
The new road, Intermodal Way, is a permanent two-way port vehicle road connecting dock Link Road and M…
After a number of key contract wins in the Midlands, Rendel has moved to a new office in Birmingham. The global engineering design specialist aims to create more than 40 jobs in the region by 2028.
In recent years, the West Midlands has developed a sta…
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MELBOURNE : The Port of Melbourne has achieved progress with the Port Rail Transformation Project (PRTP) with the formal launch of a new permanent two-way, single-lane in each direction port vehicle road connecting the Dock Link…
Date: 11.04.2023
Both the federal government and the ARTC have responded to the public release of Kerry Schott’s review of the Inland Rail project
The ARTC has responded to the Inland Rail review’s findings
The federal government says it accepts the …
TYPICALLY, a medium-sized, three-bay hay shed is about 100sqM in size.
If you’re a farmer in the Bass hills and some other parts of the Bass Coast Shire, and you want to build anything bigger than that, you’ll need a permit from the shire.
That’s if th…
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Prince’s Highway Estate
A highly successful sale of the Prince’s Highway Estate on Saturday last, when the whole 52 building blocks were sold at auction, which is something of a record for a sub-divisional sale in Dandenong …
A HUGE spend of $50 million towards a railway station for Avalon Airport is among the Victorian Tourism
Industry Council’s (VTIC) key recommendations for next month’s 2022-23 State Budget.
VTIC says its budget submission calls for investments to drive …
Developments and opportunities in the container terminal business, from automation to Altasia to more Asian
Editor’s note: Ton van den Bosch is a partner in Singapore’s global law firm Clyde & Co. The Singapore office of Clyde operates as a hub, suppor…
Transport
Mike Lee looks at how a sensible project with no funding was flipped to become the opposite in part one of a two-part look at Auckland’s light rail project
Opinion: The Minister of Transport, rather like a desperate gambler having a bad nigh…
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A critical section of the Inland Rail freight link running across half of NSW into Queensland has been halted indefinitely as the federal government audits the scheme’s finances following revelation…