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10 Stories to Celebrate 10 Years

On Wednesday 29 February 2012, then federal Infrastructure Minister Anthony Albanese stood before a packed crowd at Parliament House in Canberra to unveil Australia’s first national rating scheme for sustainable infrastructure. Wishing the Infrastructure Sustainability Rating Scheme, or IS for short, a “busy life”, Mr Albanese noted that project teams working on everything from roads

10 Stories to Celebrate 10 Years

Celebrating the Wonderful Women in Infrastructure

To celebrate International Women’s Day we wanted to share the successes of some of the industry’s most admired leaders. The Infrastructure Sustainability industry is filled with talented women, and ISCA pride ourselves in equal

M7-M12 Integration project – The Late-Start program – Social Outcomes

The Late-Start program at John Holland’s M7-M12 Integration project is revolutionising the construction industry by redefining working hours and offering greater flexibility to all. Supported by the NSW government, this groundbreaking initiative introduces a second rostered pre-start of 8:45am – complementing the standard 6.45am session – meaning women, other parents and carers, and those with

Northshore Hamilton Street Renewal Program – Environmental Outcomes

Northshore Brisbane, Queensland’s largest waterfront urban renewal precinct, is designed as a model for sustainable, sub-tropical living. It will serve as the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic athletes’ village, later transitioning into a dynamic residential, commercial, and industrial area. Through EDQ’s Northshore Street Renewal Program, the project intends to achieve 76% shade cover on verges

Tonkin Gap Project and Associated Works – Social Outcomes

The Tonkin Gap Alliance has delivered a transformative project and successfully revitalised the underutilised area beneath the Mooro-Beeloo Bridge into a dynamic community space. This initiative, along with the integrated heritage trail, prioritises broad social, cultural and environmental benefits, with robust community and stakeholder engagement processes driving the design and execution. Through extensive collaboration with

Unanderra and Towradgi Station Upgrade Projects – Degnan and Transport for NSW – Social Outcomes

The Towradgi and Unanderra station upgrades exemplify how infrastructure projects can drive social outcomes. Through a focus on accessibility, cultural integration, and community engagement, these stations have become more than just transit points—they are community landmarks that reflect and celebrate the local culture. The projects highlight the importance of inclusive design and strong partnerships in

Award Winners – 2024 Annual Gala Awards

Infrastructure Sustainability Council Awards 2024 celebrate ANZ’s most sustainable infrastructure projects Thursday 25 October 2024, Sydney – The Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) has presented nine awards for exceptional performance at the tenth Infrastructure Sustainability Awards at the Gala Dinner of the ISC Connect 24 conference. The awards honour the best of the best in sustainable

ISC Member Update from the CEO – September 2024

Having joined ISC just one month ago I have made it a priority to get on the road and meet as many of our members as I can in old-school face-to-face meetings. My primary aim during these meetings is to listen. For those of you I have not yet met, this message provides an opportunity

South Eastern Program Alliance – Union & Mont Albert Level Crossing Removal Project

Description The Union & Mont Albert Rd Level Crossing Removal Project is located on the Belgrave / Lilydale rail line, approximately 12 km east of the Melbourne CBD. The project boundary is located within the City of Booroondara and the Whitehorse City Council municipalities in the suburbs of Surrey Hills and Mont Albert. The level

Sunbury Road Upgrade Project

Description Sunbury Road provides direct access to the Tullamarine Freeway, connecting road users with high capacity links to Melbourne’s CBD, the wider metropolitan area, as well as regional Victoria and interstate. It is also the primary route for trips from within the corridor to key employment hubs in Melbourne’s north including Epping, Somerton and Broadmeadows.

More Trains More Services Stage 2 South

Laing O’Rourke has partnered with KBR and Transport for NSW to deliver the More Trains, More Services (MTMS) Stage 2 South works package. The partnership, known as Transport for Tomorrow, is upgrading the T4 Eastern Suburbs and Illawarra Line and the South Coast Line for the MTMS2 South package.  The improvements are delivering greater capacity,