Infrastructure Magazine

Infrastructure is a leading communication platform designed specifically for the infrastructure sector in Australia. It connects various players in the infrastructure supply chain, including asset owners, regulatory agencies, consulting engineers, and top-tier contractors. With Infrastructure, your business can gain valuable visibility in the industry. Infrastructure magazine is available in both print and online formats, featuring dedicated channels and newsletters that offer insights and updates for the rail, road, airport, port, and utility industries.

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Women in Industry tickets selling fast

2 weeks ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

The finalists for the 2025 Women in Industry Awards have been announced – and we couldn’t be prouder to shine a spotlight on the remarkable women who are leading, innovating and making a lasting impact across Australia’s industrial sectors. This event sells out every year. Book your tickets now and be part of a night that celebrates excellence, fosters connection and champions the future of industry.
Engineers Australia Excellence Awards 2025

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

Engineering rarely takes centre stage. Its influence is embedded in the structures we live in and the systems we rely on. It connects communities, underpins economies and helps build resilience across every sector. It may not always make headlines, but its impact is everywhere. That’s why the Engineers Australia Excellence Awards matter.
Local infrastructure upgrades for Far North Queensland

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

Four Far North Queensland communities are set to benefit from $8 million in state funding for major sewerage, housing and building upgrades. The funding, available through the Local Government Grants and Subsidies Program (LGGSP), will support an upgrade to a sewer main in Mareeba, improve council-owned houses in Kowanyama and rejuvenate several council buildings in Croydon.
North Wall Beach revitalisation underway

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

Work is now underway to revitalise the popular North Wall Beach area beside the Port of Mackay. The $2 million project – led by North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) and completed by Queensland-based JMAC Constructions – includes a sealed car park with more spaces, better accessibility, and new shade and seating for locals and visitors.
Inland Rail B2A Tranche 1 is complete

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

The transformed Wangaratta railway station is now officially open, marking the completion of major works on Inland Rail’s works Beveridge to Albury (B2A) Tranche 1 project. Inland Rail – which will run double-stacked freight trains via regional Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland – will cut rail freight travel time between Melbourne and Brisbane to less than 24 hours.
NBN Co accelerates net zero goals

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

NBN Co has brought forward its target to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in its operations and across the value chain to 2045. The commitment, which has been validated by the global Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), accelerates the company’s previous commitment to achieve net-zero GHG emissions reduction by 2050, or sooner, which was set in 2023.
SA State Budget to fund major road upgrades

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

The South Australian Department for Infrastructure and Transport has revealed that the upcoming State Budget will include funding for significant road upgrades to improve safety and congestion. The State Government is set to partner with the Federal Government to deliver a total of $80 million (50:50) over five years from 2025-26 for critical safety improvements on a notorious section of Main South Road between Myponga and Yankalilla, which will include the construction of new overtaking lanes.
Ensure you're equipped for the new era of supply chain management

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

In a world of rapid transformation, the supply chain and logistics industry is at the frontline of change. Technologies are evolving, global disruptions are becoming the norm, and sustainability is a core strategic priority. These recent shifts are creating new challenges: a critical global shortage of skilled supply chain professionals and a widening gap between industry needs and workforce capabilities.
Pinnacle Engineering uses Bluebeam to transform structural design

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

Discover how Pinnacle Engineering streamlined structural design workflows, improved collaboration and enhanced client communication using Bluebeam Revu and Studio. Andy Carson, principal structural engineer at Pinnacle Engineering, recalls the frustration of working on a major project before his firm fully integrated Bluebeam into its workflows. Emails piled up with different versions of the same PDF, each containing conflicting markups from various team members.
Major works begin on Adelaide’s non-stop South Road

1 month ago | infrastructuremagazine.com.au | Kody Cook

Major construction works are underway on Adelaide’s largest and most complex infrastructure project. Heavy machinery is on site and construction activity has ramped up at the Southern Precinct in Clovelly Park, marking the start of major works on the River Torrens to Darlington (T2D) Project that will create a non-stop South Road.