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Amazon Spending $13 Billion To Build AI-Powered Data Centers In Australia
Amazon · Australia

Amazon Spending $13 Billion To Build AI-Powered Data Centers In Australia

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Amazon will invest A$20 billion ($13 billion) in the five years through 2029 to build data centers in Australia amid growing demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence applications.See the Story
$115.5m for Newcastle Logistics Precinct at Mayfield
Oceania · Newcastle

$115.5m for Newcastle Logistics Precinct at Mayfield

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NSW Budget allocates $115.5m for Mayfield logistics precinctSee the Story
Fumberger to spearhead ISC’s ratings overhaul - Infrastructure Magazine
Australia · Australia

Fumberger to spearhead ISC’s ratings overhaul - Infrastructure Magazine

Image: metamorworks/stock.adobe.comThe Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) has appointed Kris Fumberger as its new Executive Director of Product Solutions, marking a significant step in its push to digitise and expand the IS Rating Scheme. Fumberger will begin the role on 1 July 2025. The new executive-level position has been created to advance ISC’s infrastructure sustainability ratings and lead the organisation’s digital transformation…Read Article

Energy, health and compliance: The triple benefit of good air - Infrastructure Magazine

Filters are typically housed inside air handling units or ventilation systems. Image: Camfil Australia. By Philipp Schluter, Sustainability and Efficiency Specialist – Camfil Australia Since the world was gripped by a global pandemic, the importance of managing air contaminants has become more apparent. As a focus of environmental, health and government scrutiny, the once-humble air filter is now pulling triple duty – as a frontline defence agai…Health · AustraliaRead Article

WA Government Unveils $20 Million Manufacturing Investment to Support Energy Transition

Premier Roger Cook and senior ministers visited Forrestfield this morning to highlight a $20 million investment in advanced manufacturing, as part of the State Government’s broader strategy to support Western Australia’s energy transition and diversify the economy. The funding, announced in the 2025-26 State Budget, will go towards establishing a new manufacturing facility in Forrestfield and developing a Local Industry Development Fund. The ini…Forrestfield · ForrestfieldSee the Story

Transport targets in WA Budget - Infrastructure Magazine

Image: Bigc Studio/stock.adobe.comThe 2025–26 Western Australian State Budget outlines $204 million in new port infrastructure investment, with additional funding for Westport and roads. Civil engineers and freight planners are likely to welcome the immediate works pipeline but may be concerned by the lack of continuity and strategic materials planning. According to the Budget Papers, key allocations include: $88 million for strengthening wharv…Fremantle · FremantleRead Article

Funding Locked in for New Barron River Bridge in Far North Queensland

The existing bridge has been plagued by issues in recent years. Image: TMR Road freight transport operators in Far North Queensland have scored a win today with news that the LNP state government will match federal funding of $245 million for a new Barron River bridge at Kuranda. Transport Minister Brent Mickelberg said the $490 million crossing, constructed downstream of the existing structure, will include a separated pedestrian and cycling pa…Queensland, Australia · QueenslandSee the Story

State roads aim for three-star rating - Infrastructure Magazine

Image: Blazej Lyjak/shutterstock.comSafety upgrades are nearly complete on two major NSW roads. Works are wrapping up on two of the state’s southern arterial roads – the Kings Highway and Monaro Highway. The final Kings Highway works are located south-east of Braidwood, where Transport for NSW will install 5.6 kilometres of flexible roadside barriers along a three-kilometre stretch, minus designated access gaps. This section marks the fifth and …Braidwood, New South Wales · BraidwoodRead Article

No demolition, no delays: Mainmark’s rapid re-levelling solution - Infrastructure Magazine

Teretek injection was used to level a 20,000-square-metre industrial warehouse. Image: MainmarkMainmark’s re-levelling of a 20,000-square-metre warehouse shows a shift in how Australia’s infrastructure is maintained: prioritising efficiency, safety and minimal disruption. Across the country, subsidence is gradually impacting infrastructure performance, leading to increased costs due to operational delays and safety concerns. Mainmark’s advanced…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Engineers Australia Excellence Awards 2025 - Infrastructure Magazine

Engineers Australia Excellence Awards 2024 Image: Engineers Australia. Engineering rarely takes centre stage. Its influence is embedded in the infrastructure we use, the structures we live in and the systems we rely on. It connects communities, underpins economies and helps build resilience across every sector.  It may not always make headlines, but its impact is everywhere.  That’s why the Engineers Australia Excellence Awards matter.  Culminat…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Victoria zeros in with industry plan - Infrastructure Magazine

Image: Jack Tamrong/stock.adobe.comVictoria is narrowing its industrial focus with a new policy aimed at boosting productivity and resilience. The plan targets skills, infrastructure, and energy supply to strengthen key sectors like manufacturing, construction and transport. The new Victorian Industry Policy marks a shift away from a reliance on population growth. Instead, it focuses on building industrial strength. The framework centres on four…Melbourne, Australia · MelbourneRead Article

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