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Intermodal Infrastructure as the new planning imperative
Intermodal transport is increasingly recognised not as a logistics concept, but as a defining framework for modern transport infrastructure planning and supply chains.
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Beyond infrastructure: Using spatial evidence and community participation to deliver better social outcomes
Infrastructure projects are often measured by what they build: kilometres of roads, megawatts of power generated or assets delivered.
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Leading through uncertainty: Infrastructure leadership in a changing world
Uncertainty has become a defining feature of the environment in which infrastructure is planned, financed and delivered. Geopolitical tensions, economic volatility, climate risk, changing investment priorities and rapid advances in technology are reshaping the assumptions on which long-term infrastructure decisions have traditionally been made.
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Turning organic waste into renewable gas
Organic waste is increasingly recognised as a technically viable feedstock for renewable gas production and a strategic pathway for decarbonisation, circular economy delivery, and improved environmental performance.
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Unlocking biomethane in Australia
As Australia works towards net zero, the future of gas is becoming a more urgent question for industry, government and infrastructure providers alike.
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SMEC in Papua New Guinea: Celebrating 50 years of partnership, progress and future-ready infrastructure
For 50 years, SMEC (an SJ Group company) has been privileged to partner with Papua New Guinea, supporting infrastructure that helps connect communities, improve access to essential services and create opportunities for long-term growth.
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2026 National Transport Conference
Transport planning has always required decision-makers to balance competing priorities. Travel behaviour is evolving, technology is reshaping how people and goods move, and communities expect transport investments to deliver broader social, economic and environmental outcomes.
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4th PIANC Au-NZ Biennial Conference
Across the ports sector, operators are looking for practical ways to get more from existing infrastructure while preparing for future demand.
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13th Australian Small Bridges Conference 2026
Bridge infrastructure is at a pivotal moment. Across developed and emerging economies, governments and asset owners are responding to a complex mix of challenges: ageing assets, growing freight and passenger demand, constrained investment, climate pressures, and rising expectations around sustainability and resilience.
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Designing grid-independent data centres for reliability, resilience and scale
Rapid growth in data driven services is reshaping how power infrastructure is designed for digital assets. Data centres are no longer peripheral electricity users supported by strong national grids and local backup systems.
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