Rob Stokes
Record infrastructure investment in NSW 2022-23 State Budget
Posted in Industry News, Latest News//June 23, 2022A record $112.7 billion infrastructure investment has been unveiled as part of the New South Wales Government’s 2022-23 State Budget. Announced Tuesday, the budget’s infrastructure pipeline includes $76.7 billion set aside for transport projects across the state. Rob Stokes, Minister for Infrastructure, Cities and
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Designs for Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway Ramp shortlisted
Posted in Bridges, Industry News, Latest News//December 07, 2021Transport for NSW is seeking community feedback on a shortlist of three initial concept designs for a bike ramp at the northern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway.
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Green light for Prospect Highway upgrade in NSW
Posted in Industry News, Latest News//December 02, 2021The Prospect Highway in New South Wales is set for a $280 million upgrade that will improve safety and travel times in Sydney’s west, thanks to a joint funding commitment from the Federal and New South Wales governments.
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Pacific Highway upgrades at Hexham reach new milestone
Posted in Industry News, Latest News//November 18, 2021Plans to widen the Hexham Straight on the Pacific Highway have taken a leap forward with the release of the concept design and environmental assessment.
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Sydney’s Metro City and Southwest project hits new milestone
Posted in Industry News, Latest News//October 29, 2021Track laying on the first rail crossing under Sydney Harbour is complete, marking a major milestone for Australia’s biggest public transport project, the Metro City & Southwest project. In 2024, Sydney will have 31 metro railway stations and a 66 kilometres standalone metro railway system thanks to the project.
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NSW green-lights nation’s largest energy transmission project
Posted in Industry News, Latest News//September 30, 2021The New South Wales Government has approved stage one of a $1.8 billion transmission line, to connect New South Wales and South Australia’s energy networks for the first