Infrastructure Partnerships Australia is an industry-leading think tank dedicated to promoting excellence in social and economic infrastructure. By fostering public and private partnerships, we drive research, host events, and provide unparalleled tools and resources for our members. Our commitment to shaping the national dialogue on infrastructure ensures we remain at the forefront of policy and advocacy efforts.
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We are the intelligence unit for Australia’s infrastructure market and we are dedicated to in-depth research and policy analysis. We harness the sector’s experience and our internal capabilities to develop meaningful solutions to transport, utilities and social service challenges.
Australian Infrastructure Budget Monitor 2026-27
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia’s Australian Infrastructure Budget Monitor 2026-27 measures infrastructure funding commitments by jurisdictions for the current Budget year and forward estimates (FY2026-27 to FY2029-30).
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Practical Productivity: When productivity falls, Australia stalls
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia has set out 52 practical reforms to remove friction, strengthen the foundations and build a more prosperous Australia.
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Quarterly Chart Pack: Quarter One 2026
These charts provide a forecast of upcoming major infrastructure expenditure across the Australian Infrastructure Pipeline. Data for the forecast is drawn from the projects and contracts on the ANZIP website.
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National Infrastructure Awards 2026
The National Infrastructure Awards recognise and celebrate excellence in project delivery and individual achievement across the infrastructure sector.
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EOIs open for Te Awapahari Bay wharf construction
Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) has opened Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for the delivery of the NZ$821 million (A$682 million) Te Awapahari Bay Expansion and Resilience project.
Federal Government commences consultation on demand mechanism for LCLFs and fuel security measures
The Federal Government has released a Consultation Paper considering a demand mechanism to support the development of a domestic low carbon liquid fuels (LCLF) industry.
HSRA shortlists bidders for two High Speed Rail packages
The High Speed Rail Authority (HSRA) has shortlisted three bidders for the Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) phase for Area Package One of the High Speed Rail – Stage One – Sydney to …
NSW Government publishes Data Centre Policy Framework
The NSW Government has released its Data Centre Policy Framework and accompanying NSW Data Centre Guidelines to support investment in data centres and manage their impacts.
Terms of Reference released for Royal Commission into Victorian construction sector
The Victorian Government has released the Terms of Reference (ToR) and objectives for the Royal Commission into the Integrity of Major Public and Civil Infrastructure Construction Projects in Victoria, and …
NSW Government releases State Land Use Plan, Industrial Lands Policy and Sydney Plan
The NSW Government has released a suite of strategic planning policies as part of its new Strategic Planning Framework.
Melbourne Airport releases draft 2027 Master Plan
Melbourne Airport has released its preliminary draft Master Plan 2027 for public consultation, outlining proposed developments over a 20-year period to cater for forecast growth in passenger, aircraft and …
ECMC releases Independent Review of AEMO’s governance and its response
The Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council (ECMC) has published the Independent Review’s final report into the Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) governance arrangements, alongside its response to …
Procurement commences for Waikato Water Supply Programme
Watercare, New Zealand’s council-owned water utility servicing the Auckland region, has released an advanced notice of procurement for the delivery of the NZ$1.7 billion (A$1….
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Australia & New Zealand Infrastructure Pipeline
The Australia & New Zealand Infrastructure Pipeline (ANZIP) provides a detailed picture of upcoming infrastructure investment and major construction activity. ANZIP is a joint initiative between the Australian & New Zealand Governments and Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
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Infrastructure Partnerships Australia responds to NSW Government’s Toll Package
The infrastructure sector will welcome today’s announcement that NSW continues to be a place where contracts matter, according to industry think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
2026-27 Queensland Budget
Queensland outlines nation leading infrastructure agenda in second budget. The Crisafulli Government has today handed down its second budget, continuing the work it started last year on Olympic delivery, the …
2026-27 NSW Budget
Minns Government continues to trim infrastructure expenditure in cost-of-living budget. Treasurer Mookhey has today handed down another steady budget, with the Minns Government continuing to stabilise its fiscal …
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Infrastructure Partnerships Australia is an industry think tank and an executive member network, providing research focused on excellence in social and economic infrastructure. We exist to shape public debate and drive reform for the national interest.
