| AA050/2008 |
29 May 2008 |
TUMBARUMBA ROAD OVERPASS OPENS TO TRAFFIC
The Rudd Labor Government's $1.8 billion plan to convert all the remaining two-lane sections of the Hume Highway in southern NSW to four lanes by the end of 2012 has taken another step forward.
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| AA051/2008 |
28 May 2008 |
CERTAINTY AND FAIRNESS FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS MISLED BY FORMER GOVERNMENT
The Rudd Labor Government will provide certainty for up to 86 not-for-profit and local government projects which were granted approvals but did not have formal contracts under the previous government's Regional Partnerships program.
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| AA046/2008 |
27 May 2008 |
HIGH LEVEL INFRASTRUCTURE AND AVIATION DELEGATION TO INDIA
Yesterday at a meeting with India's Minister for Civil Aviation, Hon Shri Praful Patel, we discussed the possibility of a high-level aviation and infrastructure delegation to India either later this year or early in 2009.
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| AA045/2008 |
27 May 2008 |
ASIA PACIFIC NATIONS TARGET AVIATION EMISSIONS
The nations of the Asia Pacific region have joined together to tackle aviation's growing carbon footprint, agreeing to set up a new high-level taskforce to advance pragmatic ways of limiting the industry's greenhouse gas emissions.
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| AA049/2008 Joint |
23 May 2008 |
DELIVERING NEW INFRASTRUCTURE: ALSTONVILLE BYPASS
The Australian and NSW Ministers responsible for delivering new road infrastructure today inspected the Alstonville Bypass site on the Bruxner Highway following the federal Budget announcement of funding to start construction.
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| AA048/2008 Joint |
23 May 2008 |
PACIFIC HIGHWAY UPGRADE DELIVERING NEW INFRASTRUCTURE
The Australian and NSW governments today reaffirmed their commitment to the joint upgrade of the Pacific Highway during a Ministerial inspection of major construction work on the Coopernook to Herons Creek upgrade at Kew.
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| AA047/2008 Joint |
23 May 2008 |
BALLINA BYPASS: DELIVERING NEW INFRASTRUCTURE
The Australian and NSW governments today re-affirmed their commitment to the joint upgrade of the Pacific Highway with the official announcement of the start of preliminary site work on the Ballina bypass project.
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| AA044/2008 Joint |
21 May 2008 |
GREAT DEAL FOR SA AS EXPRESSWAY GETS GREEN LIGHT
A fly-over interchange with Port Wakefield Road, a new interchange at Penfield and a 23-km bike lane will be delivered as part of the $564m Northern Expressway under a contract awarded today.
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| AA043/2008 |
19 May 2008 |
MEMBERSHIP OF INFRASTRUCTURE AUSTRALIA
Today I'm announcing the eleven members of Infrastructure Australia - the new national body tasked with developing a blueprint for fixing and modernising
the nation's transport, water, energy and communications infrastructure.
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| AA042/2008 Joint |
15 May 2008 |
REVIEW TO DEVELOP NEW REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM
The Rudd Labor Government today welcomed the House of Representatives Standing Committee's inquiry into our new regional infrastructure program.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 15/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
$20 BILLION FOR NATION-BUILDING PROJECTS
The Rudd Labor Government has used its first Budget to make a substantial down-payment of its pledge to fix and modernise the nation's infrastructure.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 14/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
TACKLING URBAN CONGESTION AND PLANNING
The Rudd Labor Government will partner with the states as part of its plan to unclog the roads of Australia's big cities, making them an easier place to live, a better place to do business and a healthier place to raise a family.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 13/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
NEW DIRECTION FOR REGIONAL AUSTRALIA
The 2008-09 Budget delivers a new direction for regional Australia, with a $176 million Better Regions program and up to $74 million for the Regional Development Australia network.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 12/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
LOCAL COMMUNITIES SHARE $1.86 BILLION IN GRANTS
The Rudd Labor Government will deliver nearly $1.86 billion to Australia's local governments through financial assistance grants in 2008-09.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 11/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
DOUBLE BOOST FOR TASMANIAN TRANSPORT SUBSIDIES
Programs to encourage growth and development in Tasmania are being increased and extended as part of the Rudd Government's 2008-09 Budget.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 10/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
HELP FOR LEARNER DRIVERS AND PARENTS
The 2008-09 Budget will deliver $17 million over five years to an innovative road safety program which will provide more than 200,000 free driving lessons to learner drivers and their parents.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 09/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
$20 MILLION GETS INFRASTRUCTURE REFORM ROLLING
The 2008-09 Budget allocates $20 million over four years to Infrastructure Australia to develop a strategic blueprint for easing bottlenecks and addressing the nation's long-term infrastructure needs.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 08/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
$78 MILLION FOR INFRASTRUCTURE FOR NORTHERN TERRITORY
The Rudd Government will invest $78 million in nation-building road projects in the Northern Territory - including nearly $9 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 07/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
$104 MILLION FOR INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TASMANIA
The Rudd Government will invest $103.8 million in nation-building road and rail projects in Tasmania-including $19 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 06/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING FOR WA TOPS $402 MILLION
The Rudd Government will invest $402.3 million in nation-building road and rail projects in Western Australia including $164 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 05/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
FUNDING FOR INFRASTRUCTURE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA TOPS $277 MILLION
The Rudd Government will invest over $277 million in nation-building road and rail projects in South Australia - including $86 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 04/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING FOR QUEENSLAND TOPS $826 MILLION
The Rudd Government will invest over $826 million in nation-building road and rail projects in Queensland - including more than $63 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 03/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING FOR VICTORIA TOPS $497 MILLION
The Rudd Government will invest over $497 million in nation-building road and rail projects in Victoria - including $51 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 02/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING FOR NSW AND ACT TOPS $925 MILLION
The Rudd Government will invest over $925 million in nation-building road and rail projects in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory - including $157 million to make an early start on election commitments.
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| BUDGET-INFRA 01/2008 |
13 May 2008 |
INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT OF $3.2 BILLION DRIVES AUSTRALIA'S PROSPERITY
The Rudd Government will invest $3.2 billion in nation-building road and rail projects across the country including over half a billion dollars to make an early start on election commitments.
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| AA041/2008 |
07 May 2008 |
AUSTRALIA PARTNERS WITH EAST TIMOR ON AVIATION SECURITY
From today the governments of Australia and East Timor will work in partnership to improve aviation security in our region.
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| AA040/2008 |
06 May 2008 |
MORE MONEY FOR SECURITY UPGRADES AT REGIONAL AIRPORTS
I have agreed to provide more than $92,000 from the Regional Airport Funding Program for projects that will strengthen security at Burnie Airport and Illawarra Regional Airport.
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| AA039/2008 |
02 May 2008 |
MINISTERS SIGN OFF ON A NEW BEGINNING FOR TRANSPORT
The nation's transport ministers have agreed to put in place a single national registration and licensing scheme for Australia's 375,000 heavy vehicles by 1 July 2009.
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| AA038/2008 |
02 May 2008 |
NEW FIGURES: MOTORCYCLISTS 23 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO BE KILLED ON THE ROAD THAN CAR DRIVERS
Motorcyclists now account for almost 15 per cent of all road deaths despite making up only 4.5 per cent of registered vehicles in Australia, according to new official statistics.
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| AA037/2008 |
01 May 2008 |
GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES INNOVATIVE LEARNER DRIVER TRAINING
The Rudd Labor Government will provide funding of $17 million to an innovative road safety program which over the next five years will deliver more than 200,000 free driving lessons to learner drivers and their parents.
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