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Our Infrastructure Challenges Report - Volume 2 April 2015 |
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It leads reform on key issues including means of financing, delivering and operating infrastructure and how to better plan and utilise infrastructure networks. Infrastructure Australia has responsibility to strategically audit Australia's nationally significant infrastructure, and develop 15 year rolling infrastructure plans that specify national and state level priorities.
ISBN 978-1-925352-03-0 ISBN 978-1-925352-05-4
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