The new head of the Australian Workers’' Union is moving away from the plans laid by his predecessor, and pushing for better protection of some domestic resources.

Some high-tech building projects could be a sign of the future of intelligent structural design.

No oversize trucks will be allowed to travel up the Toowoomba range for part of this month.

The Federal Government has officially launched its Restart programme, designed to help more mature-aged job-seekers into the workforce.

The next version of the carbon tax repeal bill will include big fines for energy companies that do not pass savings on to customers.

Western Australian stevedores and port maintenance workers will strike, saying lengthy negotiations have yielded little progress.

The South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has a meeting booked with the state’s transport minister this week, and it says it has plenty to tell him.

The phrase “safe as houses” means little for residents of one Adelaide suburb, who have had to evacuate ahead of the demolition of homes after a toxic contaminant was found.

BHP Billiton has shipped its one billionth tonne of iron ore to Japan.

Traditional owners in the Gibson Desert could host a nuclear waste dump previously intended for Muckaty Station.

Locals are concerned that the closure of some key WA train lines will force streams of trucks onto their roads.

The New South Wales Roads and Freight Minister says a specialist team will ensure that a koala community is kept safe when a Pacific Highway addition is cut through their home.

A new company focused on mine safety and emergency response is getting off the ground.

South Australia’s latest State Budget is out, but figures in the freight industry say their pressing needs have been ignored.

Poseidon Nickel is buying the Black Swan mine from Russian giant Norilsk Nickel.

Several contracts for infrastructure at Rio Tinto's Cape Lambert project have been decided.

The NTC has shaken hands with a US counterpart on a deal to share what they’ve learned about safety and productivity.

Federal infrastructure minister Warren Truss has backed a look at ‘platooning’ truck technology as a way to boost productivity.

A new feasibility study is considering the benefits of replacing a major South Australian coal power station with a field of mirrors focused on a single tower.

A US company is working on a $1.25 billion bio-energy project, which could see rubbish and human waste turned into electricity for Iran.

Economists say that the repeal of the carbon and mining taxes could cost households much more than they save.

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