Division/Agency and Topic
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Proof Hansard page reference
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Corporate
Services
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3–13
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No. of departmental staff
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4
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Accommodation and flights for departmental staff
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4–5
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Travel allowances
|
6
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Efficiency dividend
|
12–13
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Australian
Rail Track Corporation
|
6–13
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$300 million commitment to inland rail link
|
6–8, 10
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Upgrades on the Melbourne to Sydney rail line
|
8–9, 12
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Speed restrictions
|
9
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$134 million to upgrade ballast, drainage and rail
|
9–10
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Southern Sydney Freight Line
|
10
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ARTC's response to ATSB report
|
11
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Train controller reports
|
11
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Consultants hired
|
11
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Funds allocated to address mud holes
|
12
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Infrastructure
Australia
|
13–21
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National Ports Strategy
|
13–14, 17, 18
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Point Torment
|
14, 17
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WA submissions to Infrastructure Australia
|
14–15
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Projects approved in WA
|
15
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North Bridge rail project
|
15
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Priority list and Stirling Alliance
|
15–16
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Route 86 tram line
|
16
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Proposal to widen the Great Eastern Highway
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16
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Oil prices, crude oil production
|
16–17
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Cross River Rail project
|
17
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Supply port in Derby
|
17
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Strategic approaches around ports
|
17
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Oakajee port
|
17–18
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Coal lines in the Hunter Valley
|
18–19
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Upgrades to rail lines in Tasmania
|
18
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National Land Freight Strategy
|
18
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Climate change implications
|
19
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Southern Sydney Freight Line
|
19
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Maldon to Dombarton rail line
|
19
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Moorebank Intermodal
|
19–20
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Proposed abattoir in Darwin
|
20
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Federal Government commitment to urban passenger rail
projects
|
20–21
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Nation
Building—Infrastructure Investment
|
21–38
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Proposed abattoir
in Darwin
|
21
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Yeppen Floodplain
study
|
21–22
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Yeppen crossing
upgrade
|
22
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Vantassel St
project
|
22
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Reconstruction of
roads damaged by Cyclone Yasi and floods
|
22–23
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O'Bahn project
|
23
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Gawler rail
electrification project
|
23–24
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Penrice Soda
|
24
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New England
Highway
|
24
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Pacific Highway
|
24, 25, 34–36
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Funding for New
South Wales maintenance
|
25
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Funding
arrangements between State and Commonwealth
|
25
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Kempsey bypass
|
25–26
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Cycling in
relation to the National Urban Policy
|
26
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National Cycling
Strategy
|
26
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Removal of cycle
paths
|
27
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Sydney intermodal
terminal
|
27
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Moorebank project
office
|
27–28
|
Moorebank School
of Military Engineering base at Moorebank
|
27
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Holsworthy
defence base
|
27
|
Handling of
containers from Port Botany
|
27
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Tanami Road
|
28
|
Roads to Recovery
Program
|
28–29
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Pape decision by
the High Court
|
28–29
|
WA allocation for
Roads to Recovery
|
29
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Brighton Bypass
|
29
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Bridgewater Bridge
|
29–30
|
Bell Bay port
proposal
|
30–31
|
Outback Highway
Development Council
|
31–32
|
Tanami Highway
|
31–32
|
Hahn Highway
|
32
|
Burdekin Road
Safety Audit
|
32
|
Bruce Highway
upgrade
|
32, 33–34
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Cardwell Range
realignment
|
33
|
Natural Disaster
Relief and Recovery Arrangements
|
33
|
Upgrade to
southern approach to Cairns
|
34
|
Fatality rates
|
35–36
|
Advice on
Nambucca to Nurrunga section
|
35–36
|
Oil prices
|
36–37
|
Energy policy
impacts on infrastructure policy
|
37
|
Gladstone Harbour
redevelopment
|
37–38
|
Surface Transport
Policy
|
38–42
|
Shipping reform
|
38–41
|
Regulation impact
statement
|
38–39
|
Mandatory vehicle
fuel efficiency standards
|
41–42
|
Green car fund
|
42
|
Australian
Maritime Safety Authority
|
42–47
|
Maritime training
certification standards
|
42–43
|
Safety standards
for vessels
|
43
|
Christmas Island
shipwreck
|
43–45
|
Protection of the
Sea (Powers of Intervention) Act
|
44–45
|
Commitment across
government agencies
|
45
|
National Parks
Australia
|
45–46
|
Montara
|
45–46
|
Gladstone Harbour
|
46, 47
|
Conflicts of
interest
|
46–47
|
Policy and
Research
|
47–54
|
BITRE Report 117, Transport energy futures, long-term oil
supply trends and predictions
|
47–49, 50–53
|
Reports into transport energy, fuel prices, transport
emissions
|
47–48
|
Media release – a return of $2.65 for every $1 invested in
nation building
|
49–50
|
Oil depletion and oil/energy security issues
|
52–53
|
International Energy Agency
|
53
|
Major Cities
Unit
|
54–59
|
National Urban Policy
|
54
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State of Australian Cities report
|
54, 58–59
|
Urban policy forum
|
54
|
Liveable Cities Program
|
54–55, 56, 58
|
Continuity of ownership test
|
55–56
|
National Airport Safeguarding Advisory Group
|
56–57
|
Planning and development in major cities
|
56
|
Active travel discussion paper
|
57–58
|
Office of
Transport Security
|
59–62
|
Strengthening Aviation Security Initiative
|
59, 60, 62
|
Screening of air cargo
|
59
|
Optimal Technologies program, Regional and Domestic Aviation
Security program, Securing the Supply Chain program
|
59
|
Air marshal program
|
60
|
Aviation Security Identification Cards/Maritime Security
Identification Cards
|
60–61
|
Full-body scanners
|
61–62
|
Aviation and
Airports
|
62–67
|
National framework
|
62–63
|
National Airport Safeguarding Advisory Group
|
62–63, 64–65
|
Archerfield plan
|
63, 66
|
Bankstown Airport
|
63–64
|
Evans Head
|
64
|
Tralee development
|
64–65, 67
|
Second Sydney airport
|
65
|
Badgerys creek
|
66
|
Bendigo Airport
|
66–67
|
Airservices
Australia
|
67–69
|
Instrument Landing System
|
67–68
|
Gold Coast Airport
|
67–68
|
Airspace regulation
|
68
|
Required Navigation Performance
|
68
|
Aircraft noise
|
68–69
|
Queensland Scouts
|
69
|
Archerfield Airport
|
69
|
Civil Aviation
Safety Authority (CASA)
|
69–76
|
Age of aircrafts
|
70
|
Reportable incidents and maintenance failures
|
70
|
Incident involving the force of an engine
|
70
|
Missed approach into Melbourne
|
70
|
Cracked wings in A380's
|
71
|
Polar Aviation
|
71–73
|
Chairman's lounge memberships
|
73
|
Fatigue management systems
|
73–74, 75–76
|
Aerotoxic syndrome
|
73
|
Full-body scanners
|
74
|
National Airport Safeguarding Advisory Group
|
75
|
Australian
Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB)
|
76–79
|
Fuel levels in planes, Starved and Exhausted report
|
76–77
|
Turbulence occurrence
|
77
|
National Airport Safeguarding Advisory Group
|
77
|
Current investigations
|
77–79
|
Breakdown of separation, separation assurance
|
78
|