New $4.4 million bridge opens doors for heavier vehicles within the region
With an increased load capacity, this new $4.4 million bridge is set to help improve freight productivity at this regional hub.
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$2.1 million in safety upgrades to stretch of New England Highway
Upgrades will begin on the New England Highway, north of Glen Innes at Ten Mile Hill, from Monday next week.
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Final piece of WestConnex opens to confusion and traffic chaos
Sydney’s Rozelle Interchange was opened over the weekend, after four years of construction – but a confusing road sign has contributed to peak hour traffic chaos.
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Singleton bypass plans on New England Hwy shift into higher gear
The long-awaited Singleton bypass on the New England Highway has survived the recent federal infrastructure cuts and is now one step closer to becoming a reality.
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$195 million projects seal NSW road network
Following the completion of $195 million in sealing works to two outback highways, NSW now has a fully sealed road network.
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Major road funding boost for local councils
Local councils around Australia appear to be the biggest winners from the recent infrastructure spending probe by the federal government with a doubling of the funding they get to fix their crumbling roads.
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WestConnex toll bill to reach $64 billion by 2060
Between now and 2060, Sydney motorists are expected to spend at least a whopping $123 billion in tolls – with the WestConnex accounting for more than half the spend.
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Thirty-eight overtaking lanes on the Newell Highway now complete
The completion of 38 new overtaking lanes along the full length of the Newell Highway will save truckies up to 30 minutes in travelling time between Queensand and Victoria, says the NSW Government.
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Oxley Highway bridge gets overdue facelift
The Thone River bridge, 22km west of Wauchope in NSW, is returning to its former glory.
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Truckie says NSW funding for roads ‘too little, too late’
The NSW government has announced that $80.3m in funding is finally hitting the banks of regional councils, to allow projects to fix country roads to get underway – but a NSW truckie has described this as “too little, too late”.
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