Infrastructure Projects News in Australia

Xstrata proposes $39.5m railway deviation at its Tahmoor Colliery in NSW Southern Highlands

Xstrata has proposed a $39.

Local suppliers and contractors encouraged to register interest in multi-million dollar APLNG project

Local suppliers and contractors are now being encouraged to register their interest in the multi-million dollar APLNG project in Queensland.

EIS on Waratah Coal's $8.3 billion Galilee Coal project released for public comment

The Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed $8.

NT government names ShoreAsco as preferred bidder for Darwin Marine Supply Base project

The Managing Director of ShoreAsco has told Projectory that interested parties can become involved with the Darwin Marine Supply Base project soon.

Test drilling to begin as Sydney’s North West Rail Link project moves forward

Test drilling will begin in October as part of the continuing preparation for construction of Sydney’s North West Rail Link.

Abigroup to design and construct coal train facility in NSW Hunter Valley

Abigroup has won an $80 million contract to design and build a coal train support facility for Pacific National on a 49 hectare site at Greta in the Hunter Valley.

Project approval the focus in Port of Newcastle dredging proposal

The Newcastle Port Corporation (NPC) has made regulatory approval the priority in its planned $48m dredging and construction project within the Port of Newcastle.

Victorian Government announces $2m contribution towards new bulk goods port at Barry Beach

The Victorian Government has announced a $2 million contribution towards a new bulk goods port.

WA Government awards new Integrated Service Arrangement for road network maintenance

The WA Government has awarded a new Integrated Service Arrangement, valued at $187million, for the maintenance of the state’s road network in the Pilbara, to Macmahon Contractors Pty Ltd.

Consortium sets 2013 date for the first train on Gold Coast new rapid transport system project

The first train on the Gold Coast Rapid Transport system will be ready in just over two years but it will be three years before the network is ready to take passengers.