Advocacy
Engineers Australia Industry Fellows Luncheon
Fixing Infrastructure Victoria: A Case for Change
At the Industry Fellows Luncheon on the 19th of September, we continued the debate on how engineers can take a lead role to address Victoria’s infrastructure challenges.
We brought together an expert panel of Tom Fricke FIEAust CPEng, Committee for Melbourne, James Macneil, Consult Australia and Andrew Young, Property Council Australia, and Professor John Wilson FIEAust CPEng, Executive Dean of Engineering, Swinburne University and Spokesperson for Engineers Australia’s Victorian Infrastructure Report Card, who facilitated the panel discussion.
‘We believe Infrastructure Victoria is a good step forward. It’s not the total answer, but we believe it will help in this whole procurement of long term infrastructure for the benefit of all of us’.
Please view a copy of the transcript below:
Victorian Transport Branch Committee
The Engineers Australia Victorian Transport Branch represents professional engineers and planners engaged in transport infrastructure and land use planning. The branch provides an avenue for its members to contribute to the community in many ways including through advocacy on transport and related issues. Below you can find recent policy papers presented by the group to government and other relevant stakeholders.
- Media Release - Transport Branch Policy Paper - April 2011 (PDF 89KB)
- Choosing a Sustainable Land Use and Transport Path (PDF 588KB)
- Delivering Sustainable Central Activities Districts Implementation Priorities - A Policy Paper (PDF 86KB)
- Building Practitioner Registration PDF (PDF 8KB)
- Infrastructure2Submission (PDF 317KB)
Victorian Floods - January 2011
A Forum, convened by Engineers Australia, supported by the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (IPWEA) and Consult Australia, has reviewed the experience of the January 2011 floods in Victoria and developed a seven-point plan to be considered for the improvement of future flood planning and management in Victoria.
- January 2011 Floods Debrief Forum - Communique (PDF 191KB)





