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VIC: Coldstream works mark $7 billion state road milestone
Road safety upgrades in Coldstream marked a major milestone today, with Roads and Ports Minister Tim Pallas announcing the Victorian Labor Government had invested $7 billion on road projects across the state.

QLD: Economic Stimulus: Douglas Arterial Duplication moves ahead
Construction companies interested in building the Douglas Arterial Duplication have until 16 October to submit their best bid under the tender process being conducted by the Queensland Government.

QLD: $64.94 million for disaster repairs in Western Queensland
Local Government Minister Desley Boyle has today announced $64.94 million in disaster relief funding for Western Queensland to help cover the costs of repairs caused by flooding earlier this year.

VIC: 350 jobs to build Victoria's first Sustainable heritage listed building
The refurbishment of the heritage-listed Railway Goods Shed North has achieved a 5 Star Green Star rating for office design from the Green Building Council of Australia.

VIC: Solar workshops planned for regional Victoria
Meetings will be held across regional Victoria this week to update and further engage with local organisations on the $100 million available from the Brumby Labor Government for a large scale solar project.

QLD: $14 million upgrade for Tully River rail bridge
The 100-year-old Tully River rail bridge has received a $14 million upgrade, helping to flood proof the structure and provide better reliability for freight and passenger trains.

NSW: Economic Stimulus: Installation Of More Boom Gates In NSW
Over the next fortnight work will start on the installation of boom gates and other safety measures at a further two priority level rail crossings in NSW, with funding coming from the Rudd Labor Government's Economic Stimulus Plan.

VIC: $2.9 million boost for road safety in Narre Warren area
The Brumby Labor Government today announced $2.9 million to improve safety on the local road network in the Narre Warren area.

VIC: $5 million boost for Eastern Freeway safety
The Brumby Labor Government today announced $5 million to improve safety on the Eastern Freeway between Hoddle Street to Springvale Road.

QLD: Sealed shoulders pave way to safer roads
Motorists and heavy vehicle operators travelling between Middlemount and Dysart in central Queensland are benefitting from a $10.7 million shoulder-sealing project, completed one month ahead of schedule.

John Holland selected for $200 million Western Highway realignment Alliance
John Holland, in an alliance with VicRoads and AECOM, has been selected to construct the $200 million new Western Freeway route between Melton and Bacchus Marsh, west of Melbourne.

QLD: Finishing signs for Bruce Highway upgrade
The widening of the Bruce Highway from four to six lanes between Uhlmann Road and Caboolture is almost complete, with permanent road signage ready to be installed on the project early next week.

VIC: Confidence up in Victoria's Sustainable energy industry
More than 20 applicants are vying to share in $182 million of Brumby Labor Government funding for large scale sustainable and carbon capture and storage projects, Energy and Resources Minister Peter Batchelor announced on Friday.

VIC: Full steam ahead for new Warrnambool Hospital
Construction of Warrnambool's $115 million hospital rebuild was given the thumbs up by Health Minister Daniel Andrews during a visit to south-west Victoria on Friday.

UGL secures $165 million project development contract
Diversified services company United Group Limited (ASX:UGL) on Friday announced that it has secured a contract valued at $165 million with BHP Billiton Iron Ore at Port Hedland, Western Australia.

NSW: Approval of $1.7 billion redevelopment at Macquarie University supports 4,000 new jobs
Planning Minister, Kristina Keneally, on Friday announced the Government had approved a concept plan for Macquarie University's $1.7 billion commercial and education hub.

VIC: $1.6 million in road safety upgrades for Monbulk area
The Brumby Labor Government today announced $1.6 million in road upgrades to improve safety on local road networks in the Monbulk area and surrounding suburbs.

VIC: Premier unveils vision for future Marysville
The Marysville and Triangle region will be rebuilt to feature an iconic new town centre, a community hub incorporating a new school, children's centre and community recreation space and diverse tourist facilities.

VIC: Funding boost gives Warragul Greyhoungs a rails run
The future of the Warragul Greyhound Racing Club has been secured thanks to a $1.9 million Brumby Labor Government and racing industry funding boost to redevelop the facility.

SA: Sand pumping pipeline approved and out for tender
The development application for the planned sand transfer pipeline along Adelaide's coast has been approved and tenders for the project are being called this week, Environment and Conservation Minister Jay Weatherill has announced.

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