Unlocking Early Contractor Involvement in Transport Infrastructure: Insights for Future Success

Road bridges in remote mining locations are frequented by a wide variety of Heavy Vehicles and Over Size Over Mass (OSOM) vehicles that support the

The following road safety and vehicle technology research projects and trials have been undertaken in recent years through the road construction industry in conjunction with

The Climate Change chapter of the Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) guidelines was recently updated in 2024. The guidance has been revised significantly based on

In 2019, the Australian and South Australian governments committed $354.3million to construct the Regency Road to Pym Street (R2P) Project as part oftheir overall commitment

Proper risk allocation is essential for ensuring project viability, sustainability, and long-term success. Inappropriate risk allocation can undermine the success of civil infrastructure projects by

A Coronial Inquest into two separate deaths on the Bruce Highway north of Townsville in 2015 linked the deaths to local populations of feral horses. 

TMR’s Hydraulics and Flooding Unit has successfully applied Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) since 2016 and has a stand-alone licence for the CFD package FLOW-3D. Currently

This paper explores the transformation of rail signal sighting, a process traditionally fraught with challenges, through the lens of digital technology. We delve into how

Responding to the climate crisis and aligning strategy and investment in the transport sector to net zero has become a preeminent concern. Decision makers and