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Visitor accommodation park planned for Alice Springs (21-Feb-10) |
| Aboriginal visitors to Alice Springs will have a safe place to stay following the establishment of a new, secure accommodation facility as part of the $150 million Alice Springs Transformation Plan. |
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Lower Hunter Regional Strategy (21-Feb-10) |
| New development proposals for the Huntlee New Town and Catherine Hill Bay sites in the Lower Hunter are expected to be re-lodged in coming months with the NSW Department of Planning. |
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Waterloo Green neighbourhood project (21-Feb-10) |
| A $12 million three-year Housing NSW program – which includes security guards staffing front desks, extra CCTV and improved building maintenance – will be trialled at six Waterloo high-rise public housing buildings. |
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Water projects help ease Geelong's water restrictions (19-Feb-10) |
| Geelong is the next regional centre to have water restrictions eased because of record investment by the Victorian Government in major infrastructure projects to secure water supplies and outstanding water-saving efforts by communities. |
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New era begins for Geelong's Ford theatre (19-Feb-10) |
| Work has begun on a major refurbishment of the Ford Theatre, with the Arts Minister Peter Batchelor taking a tour of the Geelong Performing Arts Centre yesterday. |
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Submissions called for regional airport funding (18-Feb-10) |
| Regional Western Australian local governments and other airport operators are now able to apply for a share of up to $7.45million State Government funding to improve airport infrastructure. |
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30-year plan to grow a better, vibrant Adelaide (18-Feb-10) |
| Premier Mike Rann yesterday launched the final 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide that puts the building blocks in place for economic growth and prosperity for the next three decades. |
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Southern Expressway finally to go both ways (18-Feb-10) |
| The State Government has decided to end the farcical one-way regime of the Southern Expressway and duplicate it so that traffic can flow both ways, simultaneously. |
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New footbridge opens today (18-Feb-10) |
| The new $1 million footbridge will officially be open to the public from midday today, connecting Northern Adelaide with the Adelaide Zoo and the Botanic Gardens in time for Adelaide’s busy events season. |
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Hard hats are going green (18-Feb-10) |
| Australia's one million traditionally blue collar construction workers are turning green as the building industry drives a predicted boom in green collar jobs over the next 20 years. |
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$200 million Anthony's Cutting project underway (18-Feb-10) |
| The Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, the Victorian Roads Minister, Tim Pallas, and Member for Ballarat, Catherine King, today announced the official start of major construction on the $200 million upgrade of the Western Highway at Anthony's Cutting. |
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Karumba Airport upgrade completed (18-Feb-10) |
| Anthony Albanese, Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development yesterday officially opened the $2.2 million upgrade of Karumba Airport in the Gulf region of Queensland. |
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Funding for Mildura community infrastructure projects (18-Feb-10) |
| The Rudd Labor Government will provide $634,000 for four ready-to-go community infrastructure projects in Mildura and Red Cliffs to support local jobs while delivering lasting benefits for the community. |
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Federal funding for Gladstone Airport Terminal upgrade (18-Feb-10) |
| The Rudd Labor Government will contribute $5.5 million to upgrade the terminal at Gladstone Airport, an investment that will make sure this vital aviation hub is able to support the region's rapid population growth and industrial expansion. |
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Karumba Sports Complex upgrade (18-Feb-10) |
| The Rudd Labor Government has approved $30,000 towards the upgrade of the Karumba Sports Complex as part of the Economic Stimulus Plan to support local jobs today while delivering lasting benefits for the community. |
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