Cities and Infrastructure

Essential for the prosperity and productivity of all Australia, 2020 will see continued discussions on the CEDA stage about cities and infrastructure.

Australia’s cities are expanding and with this, the need to plan and build infrastructure and transport that can safely and reliably support the population, while also improving productivity and subsequently the economy. However, this requires significant investment and planning with input from a variety of stakeholders including Federal and state governments, business and industry as well as the general public. What is the best way forward?

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A sustainable legacy for our post-COVID infrastructure spend | Arup Australasia Chair, Peter Chamley, writes that industry has an obligation to ensure infrastructure spending after COVID-19 is informed by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Public Private Partnerships driving Victorian jobs growth | Partnering with business to deliver major infrastructure projects is paying economic dividends for Victoria, State Treasurer the Hon. Tim Pallas told a CEDA event in Melbourne.
Addressing the infrastructure gap between our cities and regions | Following her CEDA State of the Nation address, Infrastructure Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO outlines the importance of responding to local needs and challenges.
Infrastructure audit highlights lack of reliable and user focused information | One of the challenges highlighted in the 2019 Australian Infrastructure Audit is that reporting on infrastructure does not adequately reflect community experiences or consistently measure performance against outcomes that matter to users, Infrastructure Australia CEO Romilly Madew AO, told a CEDA audience in Perth.
Infrastructure investment gap large and growing | More investment in infrastructure spending will be needed to meet a growing gap both in Australia and globally, according to Global Infrastructure Hub Chief Executive Officer, Marie Lam-Frendo.

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