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'Vital Link' Restored: Brunners Bridge Reopens Following Major Upgrade

Infrastructure · Mitchells Flat

'Vital Link' Restored: Brunners Bridge Reopens Following Major Upgrade

New Brunners Bridge in Mitchells Flat opens, enhancing freight and community links through improved infrastructure in the Upper Hunter.See the Story

$4.4 million boost for heavy vehicle safety

Australia · Australia

$4.4 million boost for heavy vehicle safety

Image: bilanol/stock.adobe.com The Federal Government and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has announced a major $4.4 million in grants will go toward industry-led projects aimed at improving road safety for heavy vehicles. The funding is available through round 11 of the Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI), with the aim of supporting projects that improve compliance and deliver safety benefits for the transport and logistics secto…See the Story

Port contract to support $4.3b Ceres awarded

Business · Dampier

Port contract to support $4.3b Ceres awarded

The contract for a 57-metre long bridge linking the existing Dampier cargo wharf and a new bulk handling facility has been awarded to a joint venture between NRW and Brady Marine and Civil.See the Story

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