Recycled soft plastics for Deer Park Station
The Victorian Level Crossing Authority is using a recycled soft plastic mixed with concrete to form the roof of the new Deer Park Station.
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Charging to sustainable heavy rail networks
University of Queensland researchers have worked with industry to map how Australia could move towards decarbonising its heavy haulage rail network.
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PortConnex aims to launch by 2030
The Federal Government was elected on an ambitious commitment to transform the nation’s energy supply to net zero by 2050. The National Trunk Rail (NTR) consortium PortConnex project is aligned through
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Optimise asset performance for transport projects
Major infrastructure projects can cost billions of dollars and take many years to develop. To get transport projects purpose ready for Day 1 operations, the construction phase should include asset familiarisation, data transition, and a maintenance strategy that optimises asset performance towards a sustainable and resilient future.
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DCWC plays key role in infrastructure projects
From humble beginnings in 2018 with a team of two, the infrastructure division of Donald Cant Watts Corke (DCWC) has expanded to now consist of more than 12 experienced advisors, and has developed infrastructure expertise in offices across Australia.
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Sustainable crossings from Key Source Rail
Well-known railway parts supplier and solutions provider Key Source Rail (KSR) has fully embraced the focus towards environmentally-friendly and environmentally-responsible applications, aiming to reduce carbon footprints and improve industry sustainability.
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Strong bounceback in Transperth patronage
Patronage on Western Australia’s Transperth system during February was the highest monthly total for three years.
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Sustainability and Passenger Rail Suppliers
The rail industry offers a highly efficient mode of transportation with minimal carbon footprint. And when commuters choose to travel by rail rather than by high emission vehicles, they instantly make
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Queensland biodiversity offset purchase for Inland Rail
Inland Rail has purchased its first biodiversity offset property in Queensland, buying 2800 hectares in Canning Creek, located around 40 kilometres south of Millmerran.
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Call for industry to unite in decarbonisation
The chief operating officer for Fortescue Metals Group’s iron ore operations, Dino Otranto, has called on the industry to rally together in facing the challenges posed by climate change.
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