Preparation works to stabilise the Macleay Riverbank are almost complete, setting up for the start of major construction on South West Rocks Road.
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Australia’s longest shortcut
Around half of The Outback Way, which spans 2700 kilometres, has now been spray sealed. Roads & Infrastructure speaks to The Outback Way’s CEO, Helen Lewis, about the project’s progress.
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Austroads results from polymer modified binder performance in spray seals
Austroads has published results of a study to test the long-term performance of polymer modified binders used in Australia for spray seal.
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Bitumen works boost Queensland’s cattle industry
Works to seal almost 17 kilometres of the Clermont-Alpha Road in central west Queensland are now complete.
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City of Mitcham begins testing new crumbed rubber asphalt mix
Around 850 used tyres have been recycled to pave a 335 metre stretch of road as part of a crumbed rubber asphalt trial in the City of Mitcham, South Australia.
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Tyres to roads gaining momentum
Tyre Stewardship Australia has teamed up with the Australian Asphalt Pavement Association to bring road builders a sustainable and effective alternative to standard asphalt products.
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Not cracking under pressure
Keeping Australia’s roads in good condition is no easy task, but Road Maintenance has been fixing and innovating since the 1970s.
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Old tyres: From running on the roads to being part of them
Tyre Stewardship Australia has been helping create a circular economy by finding new ways to use waste tyres, from crumb rubber asphalt to permeable pavements.
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Increasing the scope for crumb rubber in Australia
Tyre recycler Tyrecycle explains the benefits of using domestic crumb rubber product in road infrastructure, creating a circular economy and the growth opportunities available for the Australian market.
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