We recently welcomed a delegation from the Solomon Islands to discuss all things infrastructure. During their visit, we spoke about Infrastructure Australia’s key work programs and how we support the Australian Government as its expert independent infrastructure advisor. #Collaboration #Infrastructure #BuildingConnections
Infrastructure Australia
Executive Offices
Sydney, New South Wales 47,167 followers
The nation’s independent infrastructure advisor.
About us
Infrastructure Australia is the nation’s independent infrastructure advisor. We provide research and advice to governments, industry and the community on the infrastructure investments and reforms that will benefit all Australians.
- Website
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http://www.infrastructureaustralia.gov.au
External link for Infrastructure Australia
- Industry
- Executive Offices
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, New South Wales
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2008
Locations
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Primary
60 Martin Pl
Level 19
Sydney, New South Wales 2000, AU
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GPO Box 5417
Sydney, NSW 2001, AU
Employees at Infrastructure Australia
Updates
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Our Chief Executive, Adam Copp, sat down with IPWEA CEO David Jenkins to chat about decarbonising infrastructure and the market’s capacity to deliver on the current pipeline. Listen to the latest episode of Infrastructure Matters here: https://lnkd.in/gN9QZRYK #Infrastructure #InfrastructurePlanning #InfrastructureMatters #Decarbonisation #Collaboration #WorkforceShortages
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This STEPtember, the Infrastructure Australia team has collectively taken almost four million steps to raise awareness and funds for cerebral palsy. Along with getting our steps in by walking around the Botanic Gardens of Sydney, we also heard from ambassadors of the Cerebral Palsy Alliance in a moving presentation about what it’s like to live with cerebral palsy and how we can all contribute to making a difference. We’re thrilled to have exceeded our fundraising goal to support Australians living with cerebral palsy. 📷: Some of our keen steppers (l-r): Max Kimber, Amanda Smith (Previously Zammit), Chelsea van der Merwe, Justine Ferraro, Melissa Norman, Marija Minic, and Eugene Lopez. #STEPtember #CerebralPalsy #StepUp #MakingADifference
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We are always striving to make a real impact by providing independent advice to the Australian Government that will lead to better infrastructure outcomes. Ben van Deventer, PhD CPEng is a key contributor to these efforts, applying his vast industry experience to help shape the future of the infrastructure sector. "Throughout my career, my passion for infrastructure and the construction industry has driven me forward. This passion led me to join Infrastructure Australia in 2021, where I had the exciting opportunity to build the Market Capacity Program from the ground up. Creating something entirely new, and watching it evolve, has been incredibly rewarding, especially in advancing data and analytics within IA. IA also stands out for its accessibility—everyone is approachable. I’ve seen first-hand how strong leadership has helped create this culture and made IA a fantastic place for those looking to make a difference. The flexibility offered by IA’s Family Friendly Workplace policies has also been a game changer. It allows me to balance the demands of my role with my responsibilities as a father of three, while also supporting my wife in her career. This balance between professional and personal life is something I deeply appreciate, and I’m proud to be part of an organisation that values work-life integration." #MeetTheTeam #Infrastructure #Collaboration #Innovation #FamilyFriendlyWorkplace
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Infrastructure Australia welcomes the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Catherine King’s appointment of our three inaugural Commissioners. Minister King has named Tim Reardon as our new Chief Commissioner, and Clare Gardiner-Barnes and Dr Gillian Miles as our two Commissioners. Mr Reardon has overseen one of the nation’s largest infrastructure pipelines as the former Secretary of Transport for NSW, before going on to lead the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet. Ms Gardiner-Barnes brings extensive experience from across the public sector, having held senior roles across NSW, Queensland and the NT, while Dr Miles brings more than 30 years of experience working across government at a national, state and local level, including as the Chief Executive Officer and Commissioner of the National Transport Commission. Under their leadership, the agency is well-placed to deliver on its strengthened mandate as the Australian Government’s expert independent infrastructure advisor, committed to the economic, environmental and social prosperity of all Australians. We extend our thanks to Gabrielle Trainor AO for her leadership and support over the years, including as a Director and interim Chair of the former IA Board and interim Chief Commissioner. You can read the Minister's announcement by visiting: https://lnkd.in/gE_7cDvA #NewAppointment #Commissioners #Infrastructure
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Our research shows steel imports have grown 20 per cent over the past two years compared with the previous two decades. As our Chief Executive Adam Copp told the Australian Steel Institute (ASI)’s 2024 Australian Steel Convention, there are opportunities for the local steel industry to be more involved in the delivery of major projects. One way the Australian Government could support this is by undertaking an analysis of domestic steel production and fabrication capacity. This analysis could inform governments and those delivering major projects on the actual availability and capacity of the sector. “With the data collected through this analysis, governments can use policy levers to encourage greater use of the local steel industry,” Adam said. “An example here could be leveraging the procurement process to ensure local businesses are considered in the delivery of certain project types. Or at least making sure the local sector is considered as a first option.” To read more about the policy levers governments can use to encourage greater use of the local steel industry, you can read Adam’s speech here https://lnkd.in/g68xpgXE and the 2023 Infrastructure Market Capacity report here https://lnkd.in/gtqPmhZz
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To all our followers, colleagues across government, members of the infrastructure industry, or if you have stumbled across our LinkedIn page for the first time—R U OK? Today, on this National Day of Action, Infrastructure Australia is joining the chorus of people asking this very important question. By starting a conversation and asking the question, checking in, listening and encouraging action, we could all very well change a life. So, R U OK? Or do you need to talk? If you need to talk to someone, or need support, please call one of these 24/7 crisis support services: - Lifeline Australia on 13 11 14 - Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636 - Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467 - 13YARN on 13 92 76 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people #RUOKDay #MentalHealth #EmployeeWellbeing #WorkplaceWellbeing
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Infrastructure Australia is recruiting an Associate Director – Project Advisory & Evaluation who will contribute to the important advice we provide to the Australian Federal Government on significant #infrastructure projects. Working closely with Jennifer Jenkins (Director Project Advisory & Evaluation this role leads business case evaluations, builds and maintains excellent #relationships with government agencies and other stakeholders and manages project deliverables with a consistent coordinated approach. How to apply: Job link - LinkedIn https://lnkd.in/gJpjHifE Review the role descriptions on our website: Current vacancies | Infrastructure Australia https://lnkd.in/gG7E7PT Closing date: Monday 23rd September 2024 For any questions regarding the recruitment please reach out to Ellen Ryan at careers@infrastructureaustralia.gov.au David Tucker Coralie Williams Jennifer Jenkins
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We’re on the lookout for a dynamic Executive Assistant to support Infrastructure Australia’s Commissioners by providing high quality executive administrative and secretarial support. Following changes to our governing legislation to strengthen our role as the Commonwealth Government’s infrastructure advisor, it is an exciting time as we establish new functions and form our new governance structure. If you're passionate about facilitating business operations and enabling strategic success, we want to hear from you! Don't miss this opportunity to be a vital part of our team – apply today. How to apply: Job link - https://lnkd.in/gYYpgDch Review the role descriptions on our website: https://lnkd.in/gG7E7PT Closing date: Monday 16th September 2024 For any questions regarding the recruitment please reach out to Jacob Young at careers@infrastructureaustralia.gov.au
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Like all workplaces, we rely on technology to operate efficiently and securely. Thanks to professionals like our Associate Director – Technology, Maurice Leggio, we have the cutting-edge tools and systems to do just that. Maurice was initially drawn to Infrastructure Australia by our supportive culture and the chance to work alongside a team of dedicated professionals. Since joining, he has found a lot of enjoyment working across a number of projects. "Working with new technology and constantly learning within this ever-evolving landscape is what motivates me, and I’m excited to face these challenges at IA. The innovative environment here, which prioritises continuous improvement and upskilling, truly empowers me to excel. I’ve also had the opportunity to lay the groundwork for a business intelligence tool for our Project Advisory & Evaluation team, to help them structure and analyse data effectively, uncover insights, and present information in visual formats to provide data-driven advice to the Australian Government. All of these projects and collaborating with the team at Infrastructure Australia has been incredibly rewarding." #MeetTheTeam #Infrastructure #Collaboration #Innovation