Thu, 17 May 2012
The Federal Government has announced that it will work in partnership with Darwin City Council and the Northern Territory Government to develop a master plan to reshape Darwin’s central business district and improve the region’s productivity, liveability and sustainability.
The plan will guide the development of new roads and transport links to support Darwin’s growing population and economy.
The Federal Government said “The plan will guide the city for the next 20 years and develop Darwin as a leader for sustainable living in the tropics.
“With a wide range of projects gradually coming online set to boost the Territory’s economy, now is the time to put the infrastructure and planning in place to meet future demand.”
The Government will contribute $250,000 in program funding towards the Darwin master plan as part of its Liveable Cities Program, designed to overc...
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Wed, 16 May 2012
The 2012 Australian Clean Technologies Competition is now open for nominations.
Mon, 14 May 2012
Brookfield Multiplex has completed construction of an $85 million Tyree Energy Technologies Building at the University of New South Wales in Sydney.
Wed, 9 May 2012
Industry stakeholders have questioned the lack of funding for green buildings, sustainable infrastructure and clean technology in the Federal Government’s newly-released 2012-13 budget, and have criticised the Government’s decision to remove the
Tax Breaks for Green Buildings program.
Wed, 9 May 2012
Infrastructure group Balfour Beatty has launched a Sustainability Month to improve the company’s vision for sustainability and to provide better education and working conditions for its employees.
Mon, 7 May 2012
A coalition of Australian and international companies including GE, AGL Energy, Arup and Alstom have publicly announced their support for the carbon price due to come into effect from 1 July 2012.
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