The Austroads 2025 Environment and Sustainability Initiatives Stocktake examines how member agencies are developing and embedding sustainable practices across their organisations. The Stocktake included reviews of environment and sustainability

This report details how Austroads member agencies are managing their sustainability impacts and other key environmental themes. This reporting year focuses on the themes of ‘overarching sustainability’ ‘governance’, ‘biodiversity’ and

Extreme weather events including torrential rain, flooding, landslides, heat waves and bushfires, as well as longer term changes such as increasing temperatures and sea level rise, take a dramatic toll on our transport infrastructure and the

This Guideline provides a framework for managing risks to bridge infrastructure caused by floods, focusing on improving resilience, operational performance safety.

This report presents a strategic framework and roadmap to guide the development and updating of Austroads resilience guidance for transport agencies in Australia and New Zealand.

This webinar presented the findings of the Austroads research report, Sustainability Review of Austroads Technical Specifications and Test Methods. Drawing from lessons learned from preparing the report, presenters explored the research that

This report supports the transition towards more sustainable infrastructure development by recommending changes within Austroads’ mandate – particularly to its technical specifications and test methods.

This webinar, presented by Nick Gallaugher and Georgia Harmey, provides an overview of the User Guide and MCA tool outlining the key concepts and process.

This user guide and the Decarbonisation Decision-Making Multi-Criteria Analysis Tool are designed to help transport agencies to strategically assess emission reduction interventions, guiding them to prioritise the most impactful, cost-effective, and

Transport infrastructure and systems are typically designed to withstand local weather events based on historical records of climate. However, historical climate data is no longer a reliable predictor of future impacts due to climate change. Extreme