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New Zealand is set to invest around US$19 billion over the next three years to modernise its transport system, with a strong focus on the roa...
First a battleground for politics and the media, then one of the world's foremost cultural landmarks. The Sydney Opera theatre is now one of Australia's most iconic buildings, with an estimated social...
In every country, there are railways that have gone beyond their role as transportation, becoming an integral part of the cultural and social landscape. From the high-speed Brenner Base Tunnel to the ...
From metro lines to “sponge cities” and water treatment plants, Australian cities are responding to “heat island” effects and other climate change consequences with resilient infrastructure systems, b...
With UNESCO World Heritage Sites, New Zealand is a place where the ancestral spirituality of Māori culture meets extraordinary ecosystems: discover iconic places like Tongariro National Park, Fiordlan...
The country is accelerating sustainable infrastructure and public transportation to stimulate economic growth, offer resilient infrastructure and foster internal connections.
Among the major projects, the Darwin Ship Lift will accelerate the development of the Port of Darwin, transforming the capital into a solid hub for maritime services thanks to its strategic location i...
Also known as Tamaki Makautau, or the City of Sails, the biggest city in New Zealand now blends its rich Māori heritage with innovation, embracing remar-kable works of futuristic design and architect...
While government statistics show record numbers of people leaving New Zealand, the City of Sails—the country's largest—continues to grow, and it is banking on metro and rail lines to sustain it
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