The Public Transport Association of Australia and New Zealand (PTAANZ) has partnered with Austroads to launch the Public and Active Transport Task Force, a collaboration aimed at making public transport, walking and cycling more connected, reliable and accessible across Australian and New Zealand cities and regions. Backed by a two-year investment program with a view
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The Public Transport Association Australia New Zealand (PTAANZ) has welcomed global infrastructure and mobility company Egis as its 100th member, marking a major milestone as the organisation doubles in size in just three years. PTAANZ represents a workforce of more than 150,000 people across the multi-billion-dollar public transport industry and is the premier peak industry
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Author: Lauren Streifer, CEO, PTAANZ This story first appeared in Rail Express. On the day Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel opened to the public, I stood in the spectacular new Town Hall Station and felt an immediate sense of pride – and anticipation. The finished station was a powerful reminder of what the transport sector can achieve when
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The Public Transport Association of Australia and New Zealand (PTAANZ) has been officially accepted into the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC), at a meeting at Parliament House in Canberra. ASBEC is the peak body for key organisations committed to a sustainable built environment in Australia, which also convenes the Infrastructure Net Zero initiative, a
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The Public Transport Association of Australia and New Zealand (PTAANZ) has welcomed the release of Infrastructure Australia’s positive evaluation of the Newcastle to Sydney High Speed Rail proposal from the Australian High Speed Rail Authority. PTAANZ Chief Executive Lauren Streifer congratulated all involved on the significant milestone, hailing high speed rail’s potential to quickly connect
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