Australia’s public transport system is safe, convenient, and easy to use. The most common public transportation in Australia includes buses, trains, light rail, ferries, bikes, and walks. However, the most used type of transport depends on which state you reside in. Driving is most regularly used for travelling long distances. Applying for a license If you arrive on a temporary… Read More
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The M80 Ring Road Upgrade in Melbourne has been announced as the winner for the 2023 Australian Construction Achievement Award (ACAA),
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While surveying is a well-established profession in Australia, the country is currently experiencing severe shortages of Surveyors.
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Major construction is underway on the 16km Coomera Connector (Second M1), which will support an estimated 1,000 jobs.
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The Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia announce the seven projects selected as finalists for the 2023 ACAA.
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O Mahurangi has targets to reduce construction emissions, reaching Waka Kotahi’s vision of a low carbon, safe and healthy transport system.
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HS2 reveals unique designs for 150m viaduct as part of the approach to the new Curzon Street Station, creating a new icon for Birmingham.
Although public transport exists in New Zealand, its use is low with most residents choosing a car as their preferred mode of transport. Applying for a driving license in New Zealand You must obtain a driver’s license to legally drive in New Zealand. Driving in New Zealand on your overseas license within the first 12 months is normal. However, converting… Read More
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The Metro Tunnel project will create a new rail line across Melbourne, with better trains, next-generation technology and five new stations.
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Perth’s first passenger airport rail line, the METRONET Forrestfield-Airport Link, has entered the final testing and commissioning stages.
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The main launch site is taking shape for the two massive tunnel boring machines that will help dig the 6.5-kilometre tunnels and fix the missing link in Melbourne’s freeway network.
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Infrastructure Investment for transport and road projects across Queensland will create jobs and support the state’s growing population.
