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ABB opens Traction Centre of Excellence in Maryborough
Queensland government-funded A$9 million facility in Maryborough will manufacture traction converters, motors and battery services to support rail programmes, strengthen supply chains and create skilled local jobs.
Construction begins on Beveridge Intermodal Precinct
Site works have started for the $1.62bn Beveridge Intermodal Precinct, a national freight hub intended to shift freight to rail, increase capacity and support employment and regional logistics efficiency.
Ocean Drive duplication completed in Port Macquarie
The $123 million Ocean Drive duplication in Port Macquarie created a four‑lane 3.2‑kilometre corridor, improving capacity, safety and utilities while supporting regional transport planning.
RSK Group acquires Civil Geotechnical Consultants
RSK Group has acquired Civil Geotechnical Consultants, adding 35 geotechnical engineers and regional offices in Australia to expand service offerings for infrastructure projects.
Construction begins on NSW Hydrogen Centre of Excellence
NSW has commenced construction of a Hydrogen Centre of Excellence at Glenwood, backed by A$25 million, to train about 8,250 plumbers and gasfitters and support over 500 construction roles.
Professor Chen named ITS Australia Woman of the Year
Professor Chen, Executive Director of UTS Data Science Institute, received 2026 ITS Australia Woman of the Year award for work on data-driven transport projects with Sydney Trains, V/Line and AEMO.
Tunnelling complete at Westmead for Sydney Metro West
TBM Dorothy completed a 9-kilometre tunnelling drive to Westmead using autonomous controls. The 39-metre-deep station box was reached; the Sydney Metro West project targets a 2032 opening.
Watsons Road bridge opens; 88th level crossing removed
Victoria opened Watsons Road bridge, removing the 88th level crossing on the Sunbury line, reducing boom-gate delays and aligning with increased services from Metro Tunnel integration.
BlueScope releases updated guides for steel bridge design
BlueScope and partners published two technical guides for composite and weathering steel bridge design in Australia, aligning with current standards and supporting preliminary and detailed engineering decisions.
National TAO prequalification scheme proposed for rail
Transport for NSW and the Australasian Railway Association to develop a nationally harmonised TAO prequalification scheme to reduce cross-jurisdictional duplication and streamline rail project approvals.
Rectify Group: Remediation for ageing infrastructure
Rectify Group promotes targeted, minimally invasive remediation techniques to extend lifespan of ageing roads, bridges and tunnels, emphasising diagnosis, resin injection, grouts and protective coatings to reduce costs and disruption.
NSW Renewable Fuel Strategy advances domestic SAF plans
NSW's Renewable Fuel Strategy allocates A$130m to support renewable fuel production and infrastructure assessments, aiming to develop a domestic sustainable aviation fuel industry and enhance fuel security.
ARCH Services expands infrastructure delivery expertise
ARCH Services provides multidisciplinary systems assurance, environment and project services across rail, roads and utilities, supporting regulatory compliance, constructability, stakeholder engagement and sustainability through the full project lifecycle in Australia.
Roads Australia to rebrand as Transport Australia
Roads Australia will rename itself Transport Australia after an AGM vote, signalling an expanded integrated-transport focus; two executives were elected to the board and member voting exceeded 60%.
National ETCS Standard for Australia's Interstate Rail
Ministers agreed a mandatory ETCS standard and strengthened governance to harmonise signalling, streamline rolling stock approvals and support national rollout across major freight and passenger corridors.
Gold Coast Cooperative Corridor launched for C-ITS
The Gold Coast Cooperative Corridor, a partnership of Lexus Australia, City of Gold Coast and Queensland transport authorities, will create a C-ITS testbed to inform policy, deployment and investment.
A$50 million Bruce Highway resilience upgrade
A$50 million programme will upgrade the Gairloch–Ripple Creek section of the Bruce Highway to improve flood resilience, including drainage and pavement works; designs are complete and construction starts next year.
Governance and constructability in brownfield rail projects
Examines governance and constructability for brownfield urban rail, emphasising integration, early constructor-led design input and cross-disciplinary collaboration to reduce disruption and improve delivery.
Madison Express develops high‑capacity rail fibre cables
Madison Express outlines demands for higher‑capacity fibre, rodent‑resistant armouring and compact cabling to support AI video, advising asset owners to plan conduit and core capacity for future needs.
Scaling Modern Methods of Construction in Australia
Industry, government and education are coordinating to expand modern methods of construction in Australia by aligning policy, training and manufacturing through a national Centre of Excellence led by Melbourne Polytechnic.
Mainmark expands non-invasive ground engineering into rail
Mainmark is applying non‑invasive ground improvement and resin injection technologies to rail, enabling rapid stabilisation, reduced disruption and data‑led asset life extension within regulatory constraints.
Contract awarded for Melton Line Upgrade ($650m)
Jointly funded $650 million Melton Line Upgrade contract awarded to a consortium; works will increase capacity, enable nine-car trains from 2027 and construct Cobblebank stabling yard.
Integrated data environments for Australian rail
ARKANCE advocates integrated data environments to reduce rework, improve predictability and support lifecycle asset management across Australian rail projects, enabling collaboration between design, construction and operations.
Plasser Australia expands lifecycle upgrade services
Plasser Australia offers lifecycle upgrades, overhauls and OEM restorations to extend rail machine service life, ensure regulatory compliance and improve operational performance across Australasian networks.
Victorian Bioenergy Event Highlights Regional Renewable Potential
The Victorian Bioenergy Network will host a forum focusing on bioenergy's role in reducing emissions and supporting regional industries through renewable gas and biofuels.
Future of Construction Summit 2026 to Focus on Innovation and Sustainability
The Future of Construction Summit 2026 in Brisbane will convene over 120 industry leaders to discuss technology, net zero construction and project delivery strategies.
SYSTRA Acquires BG&E to Expand Australian Operations
SYSTRA has acquired BG&E, enhancing its engineering presence in Australia and New Zealand and expanding its complex buildings capabilities internationally.
Completion of Twin Launch Caverns for Sydney Harbour Tunnel
Twin caverns for Sydney’s Western Harbour Tunnel launch have been completed, enabling assembly of large tunnel boring machines for a 6.5 km road project aimed at easing traffic congestion.
WolfPeak Supports Infrastructure Firms with ASRS Climate Reporting
WolfPeak assists Australian infrastructure companies in complying with new Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards, offering tailored solutions to integrate climate risk management and reporting systems.
Enhancing Operational Discipline in Australian Engineering Sector
Australian engineering firms face rising demand and tighter margins, necessitating adoption of integrated project intelligence and automation to improve capacity management and profitability.
Consultation Open on Thornton Road Bridge Duplication Design
NSW Government seeks public feedback on proposed $50 million upgrade to Thornton Road Bridge to enhance traffic flow and support regional network improvements.
Wurundjeri Way Extension Opens as Part of West Gate Tunnel Project
The Wurundjeri Way extension opened, providing a new Docklands link to ease congestion, enhance traffic flow, and add capacity to Melbourne’s road network within the West Gate Tunnel Project.
Work Begins on $40m Gosford Bypass Upgrade
Initial works on the $40 million Gosford Bypass upgrade have commenced, focusing on intersection improvements and traffic flow optimisation, with further projects planned for completion by early 2026.
Sydney Metro West Introduces Innovative Tunnel Lining Technology
Sydney Metro West has deployed a novel Lining Erector Machine to efficiently line service tunnels, enhancing construction speed and safety while ensuring high-quality, watertight finishes.
Engineers Australia Recognises Excellence in National Projects 2025
Engineers Australia announced winners of the 2025 Excellence Awards, highlighting innovative engineering projects across Australia with a focus on sustainability, infrastructure development, and community impact.
Components for SA’s North-South Corridor Tunnel Arrive
South Australia’s $15.4bn North-South Corridor project advanced with arrival of tunnel boring machine components, supporting infrastructure development and job creation within the region.
Australian Steel Institute Awards 2025 Steel Sustainability Projects
The Australian Steel Institute honoured leading sustainability projects and companies in steel, recognising innovations in design, manufacturing, and environmental performance across major and small-scale infrastructure developments.
Armadale Line Reopens with Byford Extension in Perth
The Armadale Line in Perth has reopened with an eight-kilometre extension to Byford, featuring new stations, level crossing removals, and enhanced public transport infrastructure funded by Federal and WA Governments.
NSW Govt Allocates $200M for Sydney Road Maintenance Blitz
The NSW Government commits $200 million to accelerate road and pothole repairs in Greater Sydney, enhancing network safety and reliability in key transport corridors for 2025-26.
Mariyung Trains Commence Service on Blue Mountains Line
The Mariyung fleet has begun operations on the Blue Mountains Line, replacing older trains and enhancing capacity, safety, and accessibility between Lithgow and Sydney.
Engineers Australia Excellence Awards Recognise National Infrastructure
The Engineers Australia Excellence Awards 2025 acknowledged innovative engineering projects nationwide, emphasising sustainability, innovation, and community impact in infrastructure development.
Majors Road Interchange Opens Enhancing Southern Adelaide Transport
The Majors Road bridge and Southern Expressway ramps opened, supporting increased traffic flow, local economy, and connectivity in Adelaide’s southern suburbs with joint federal and state funding.
Consultation launched on public transport accessibility reforms
The government seeks feedback on proposed updates to the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport, aiming to improve accessibility and safety for disabled travellers across the network.
Planned Safety Upgrades for Warrego Highway in Queensland
Queensland is planning safety improvements on a 60km section of the Warrego Highway, targeting enhanced road safety and efficiency for a key freight corridor with construction starting in late 2025.
Sustainability Victoria Marks Two Decades of Environmental Progress
Sustainability Victoria commemorated 20 years of advancing environmental initiatives, focusing on collaboration, policy implementation, and statewide projects to promote sustainability and circular economy goals.
Industrial Regions Drive Emission Cuts and Energy Cost Savings
A Monash University report highlights how Queensland's Gladstone can reduce industrial emissions by up to 66% and cut energy costs through flexible demand management and cleaner heat sources.
Local manufacturing vital for achieving housing targets
The Housing Industry Association urges a national energy strategy to support Australia’s building product manufacturers, emphasising the need for affordable, reliable energy to sustain domestic production and meet housing goals.
