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Motorists Drive Along Melbourne’s New Bypass for the First Time

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Motorists Drive Along Melbourne’s New Bypass for the First Time

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Initial traffic indicates Melburnians might not have realised that the new 1.4-kilometre Wurundjeri Way overpass opened on Monday morning.See the Story

Cimic Team to Upgrade Queensland Motorway - Global Construction Review

Queensland, Australia · Queensland

Cimic Team to Upgrade Queensland Motorway - Global Construction Review

An Australian team featuring BMD Group, Cimic subsidiary CPB Contractors and Georgiou has won a US$621m (A$950m) contract from the Queensland state government to upgrade the Gateway Motorway and Bruce Highway road corridor. CPB Contractors will deliver 40% of the contract as part of the Gateway Connect Joint Venture. The scope of work includes adding additional traffic lanes to the Gateway Motorway, replacing the Wyampa Road overpass, road upg…See the Story

Red tape slashed for waterway developments

Queensland, Australia · Queensland

Red tape slashed for waterway developments

Image: petejeff/stock.adobe.com The Queensland Government has updated cumbersome requirements and cut red tape to streamline dam and weir developments. New Accepted Development Requirements have removed the requirement for development applications and approvals on over 90 per cent of waterway barrier works, culverts, disaster recovery works or dam and weir repairs. Unnecessary requirements for fish passages will also be removed from 122,000…See the Story

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