While readers relax over the Christmas break, Commonwealth advisers and politicians should be asking about the Sydney infrastructure mess. In Pearls and Irritations both John
This is the second of three articles considering transport infrastructure spending levels, shortcomings in transport governance and strategy and the potential for doing better. The
This is the first of three articles considering transport infrastructure spending levels, shortcomings in transport governance and strategy and the potential for doing better. In
This is an update on Sydney’s infrastructure puff piece saga. Previous articles in Pearls and Irritations pointed out that the NSW Government led by the
There is a not-so apocryphal story of a senior government minister explaining his regional policies to party colleagues. Somebody is said to have asked “what
Sydney readers are being subjected to an onslaught of infrastructure puff pieces featuring former Transport Minister now Premier the Hon. Gladys Berejiklian MP. It coincides with
The gathering infrastructure mess in Australia requires open public inquiries, starting with the Sydney Metro. In the series, Fairness, Opportunity and Security, posted on
A recent episode of ABC television’s satire Utopia saw political spivs trying to convince the fictional Nation Building Authority to endorse anti-competitive conditions on a
From time to time our newspapers pen articles about road reform. They raise the need for spending to be more efficient and less guided by
A recent report by Infrastructure Australia recommends franchising state public transport services, with Commonwealth incentives for so doing. It claimed that this would realise around
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