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She's back – after Labor secured a thumping majority in this month's federal election, Catherine King has been reappointed to her portfolio as minister for transport and infrastructure. In her first term, the minister released an Aviation White Paper, pushed ahead with reforms to Sydney slots, backed the new Western Sydney Airport, ended the war over Melbourne's airport rail link, and pledged to save Rex from going under – so what can we expect this time around? Adam and Jake look at what the government – and the minister – might prioritise for aviation over the next three years and potentially beyond. Plus, Australia's busiest day for air travel in five years – and we promise we'll stop talking about America eventually, but seriously, what's the go with America?

Saunders International Ltd Managing Director and CEO Mark Benson talked with Proactive at the AIM's Small and Midcap Conference about the company's strong momentum, recent project wins and the strategic expansion into defense and infrastructure sectors. Benson highlighted Saunders' transformation from a tank constructor to a multi-disciplined, end-to-end engineering and construction provider. “We've diversified and become a multi-disciplined business… Now some of the projects we can do end-to-end,” he said, referencing the company's work on the **Western Sydney Airport**, where it completed all elements from fuel tank construction to apron pipeline delivery. He also noted Saunders' acquisition strategy as a driver of growth, enabling delivery of complex infrastructure through internal capabilities. Notable acquisitions include piping, civil infrastructure, and automation companies, helping the company expand its offering and grow organically and through M&A. Benson discussed the company's extensive work in the defense sector, including the **Larrakeyah Defense Precinct** in Darwin, where Saunders handled the complete marine diesel infrastructure — from delivery to ship fueling — a capability he said sets the company apart. “Typically it's done through 3 to 6 contractors. Now we can do that end to end.” The company now sees a $2.3 billion pipeline of directly addressable opportunities, with up to $4.8 billion in total defense-related fuel infrastructure upgrades anticipated across the next decade. Saunders is actively tendering for $580 million of that. Benson said Saunders' unique value in defense projects includes not just technical delivery but risk reduction for government clients. “In defense, it's not all about price. Sometimes price evaluation is only 30%. It's about de-risking the project for the Commonwealth.” Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more company interviews, and don't forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications to stay updated. #SaundersInternational #ASXStocks #InfrastructureDevelopment #DefenseContracts #WesternSydneyAirport #Larrakeyah #EngineeringProjects #FuelInfrastructure #MarkBenson #ASXConference #ProactiveInvestors #ConstructionNews #ProjectPipeline

Welcome to another episode of the Propertybuyer Podcast! Western Sydney is one of the fastest-growing property markets in the country, fuelled by major infrastructure projects, a shifting demographic landscape, and increasing buyer demand. But with so many opportunities, how do you know where to invest and which suburbs have the highest growth potential? In this episode, we're diving deep into the Western Sydney property market—unpacking the key drivers behind its growth, the best suburbs for investment, and strategies to get ahead of the competition. Whether you're a first-home buyer, seasoned investor, or simply curious about the region's future, this conversation will provide valuable insights to help you make informed property decisions. To guide us through this, we're joined by Mark Vella, Director and top sales agent at Starr Partners Blacktown. With 16 years of experience and a deep understanding of Western Sydney's real estate landscape, Mark has been recognised as “Auction Lister of the Year” and “Salesperson of the Year.” His extensive market knowledge, combined with a passion for community engagement, makes him the perfect expert to break down the latest trends and opportunities in the region. From the impact of the new Western Sydney Airport to the suburbs set for the strongest capital growth, this episode is packed with expert insights and practical advice. If you're looking to capitalise on the opportunities in Western Sydney, you won't want to miss this discussion. Let's get started!

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In the wake of Bonza's collapse and Rex's administration last year, another prospective domestic carrier – Koala Airlines – was suddenly garnering media attention despite not yet having aircraft or a clear business plan. While its website, filled with glossy renders of 737 MAX 8s, promised to “carve out a unique niche” in Australia's aviation sector, a winding-up application filed against it in Victoria last week has raised questions about whether it would ever actually get off the ground. Adam and Jake discuss whether Koala's lofty ambitions of “creating a lasting impact on the industry” are over before they even began. Plus, Perth Airport booms as it invests big in the future, transport links to Western Sydney Airport take shape, and how many podcast hosts does it take to assemble a model plane?

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Nikita Tszyu joins us to talk about his upcoming fight with Koen Mazoudier, Albo has big news about the Western Sydney Airport and a dad joke survey has revealed the top 3 dad jokes but does our own dad joke master MG agree? Plus, comedian Merrick Watts joins the show to discuss his Darwin trip. Join Mick & MG weekday mornings from 6am or grab the podcast everyday on LiSTNR or where ever you get your podcasts. #MickAndMGInTheMorningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PM Anthony Albanese joins Jonesy & Amanda after news broke that Singapore Airlines would be the first international carrier to confirm flights to Western Sydney Airport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews aviation expert Bruce Dale, discussing the challenges faced by airlines in Australia, particularly the difficulties of maintaining a viable third airline in the market. The conversation covers the history of airline failures, the economic pressures on the industry, and the specific challenges of operating in the Australian market. Key Topics Discussed: History of Airline Failures in Australia: Overview of the numerous airlines that have gone bankrupt in Australia, highlighting the difficulties of sustaining a third airline. Challenges in the Airline Industry: Discussion on why the airline business is inherently risky, including high operational costs and the need for additional revenue streams beyond passenger tickets. The Australian Market: Analysis of the unique challenges in Australia, such as long flight sectors, the concentration of population in a few cities, and the competitive pressures from established airlines like Qantas and Virgin. Rex Airlines: Examination of Rex Airlines' attempt to expand into major city routes and the financial difficulties they faced as a result. Future of Airline Competition in Australia: Speculation on whether another attempt at a third airline might succeed, given upcoming infrastructure developments like the Western Sydney Airport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael McLaren challenges the government's ineptitude and half-baked transport plans that jeopardise Western Sydney Airport's potential, leaving commuters facing hour-long bus rides and fuel logistics challenges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brad Foster reports on the success of the NRL season opener in Las Vegas, the high tech plans for the new Western Sydney Airport including a remotely operated control tower, new house approvals at a 12 year low, Melbourne Fashion Week, and the AFL season kickoff.

This week, Qantas unveiled a flash new safety video that took in destinations as varied as Litchfield National Park and Lapland. The problem is not one bit of it was filmed in an aircraft. This week, the team discuss whether it's too smart for its own good, endangering safety, or whether the Flying Kangaroo's critics are more interested in holding a grudge. Plus, will Western Sydney Airport finally break the monopoly of monopoly airports and bring competition to the country's domestic aviation sector? 

Today is the last day to submit feedback on the Western Sydney Airport, as the submissions to the government's Environmental Impact study close.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Federal MP for Lindsay, Melissa McIntosh, has joined Michael McLaren to discuss the submissions close for flight paths at Western Sydney Airport and the need for more impacting Lindsay residents. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Western Sydney Airport has been spoken of for years and is finally nearing its opening day, but when planes land, where do tourists go?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talking Real Estate with Locate Negotiate Managing Director John Gibson and its access all areas, our industry leader with his co-host Mark Warren. John has been clocking up the kilometres, his insights into the looming aerotropolis for the new Western Sydney Airport and Land Banking in the wild west. Gibson's knowledge is on point and a must-listen. Gibson takes a quick look at international markets namely the United States, Russia & China; a fascinating look at the overseas markets. Back on local shores, Australia's real estate mark remains astonishingly to conventional predictions. Lower listings appear to be playing a major role against additional downward pressure. A somewhat inevitable 'mortgage cliff' for some owners and investors we get Gibson's expert opinion. We look at commercial leasing and what is required by employers to get more workers back into the office in this new climate. Finally, John and Mark look at buying off-plan, again Gibson's expertise and knowledge gives great free of charge advice. If buying a new apartment buyers and investors need John Gibson's Locate Negotiate on their team. Enjoy Talking Real Estate with John Gibson.

Catherine King MP, Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, joins Ugly Phil to chat about the proposed Western Sydney Airport flight paths.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Joe and Laurence discuss Western Sydney's new international airport, take a closer look at earthquake design requirements, and review a recent report which quantifies the cost of defects and re-work in construction projects. Join in to hear more on the interesting stories behind these topics.    For any questions or suggestions please contact Joe and Laurence at hello@nwmedia.au.    Links:     Western Sydney Airport: https://www.coxarchitecture.com.au/project/western-sydney-airport/  10 Storey Shake Table Test: https://www.nbcsandiego.com/videos/san-diego-scientists-build-10-story-building-on-a-quake-shake-table/3224725/ FMI x Plangrid Report on Re-work: http://pg.plangrid.com/rs/572-JSV-775/images/Construction_Disconnected.pdf 

Tune in to episode 49 of PATalks, where we spoke with the London-based architectural designer Mariana Cabugueira. Mariana Cabugueira is a Portuguese architect and urban designer working as a senior architectural designer at Zaha Hadid Architects. After graduating from the AA School in 2017, Mariana joined Zaha Hadid Architects. Since then, she has been a member of the Competition Cluster, where she is in charge of the Office's High-End Design projects. She was a member of the Design Team for award-winning projects such as Navi Mumbai Airport, Western Sydney Airport, Chongqing Terminal 3b, Beijing Exhibition Centre, and, most recently, Shenzhen Tower C. Check the "META-Fluid Studio" workshop: https://parametric-architecture.com/product/meta-fluid-studio-mariana-cabugueira/ Check the studio workshops at the PAACADEMY: https://parametric-architecture.com/category/paacademy/ Listen on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/tr/podcast/pa-talks/id1503812708Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4P442GMuRk0VtBtNifgKhUGoogle Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/pa%20talks Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/parametricarchitecture Follow us: ParametricArchitecture: https://www.instagram.com/parametric.architecture/ PATalks: https://www.instagram.com/pa__talks Website: https://parametric-architecture.com/patalks/ #PATalks #MarianaCabugueira #HamidHassanzadeh

We bring some of our best episodes back to work in this special GovComms Podcast episode. Join your host, CEO and Founder of contentgroup David Pembroke take a walk down memory lane as we highlight key discussions covering crisis communication during COVID-19, storytelling, content communication, and more. Tune in as government communication professional Dr Neryl East provides insight into how you can ensure that the audience you need to reach understands your story.Professor Michael Cardew-Hall at ANU states that the key to crisis communication is to get messages out to the community broadly and as as frequently as you can. Andrew Babington, Team Leader for Change and Communications at ACT Policing and David Pembroke discuss their thoughts on the future of content communications.And according to Tess Salmon, the General Manager of External Affairs and Communication at Western Sydney Airport, when communicating about a new policy, you need to understand the audience and which parts would resonate with them the most.Discussed in this episode: How to communicate in a crisisCommunicating policy's effectively The importance of narrative Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the GovComms Podcast, contentgroup CEO David Pembroke speaks to a highly experienced media adviser and communications professional, Tess Salmon. Tess is currently the General Manager of External Affairs and Communication at Western Sydney Airport. Before this she had roles as the Director of Media and Communication to Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack and Media Manager for the NSW Police Force. In this conversation David and Tess discuss best practice communications during a crisis. Telling the story of how she responded on the spot to the Martin Place siege, where she was a media adviser at the time. Here she explains how it is important to stay calm and use your communications skills to instill confidence in other people. Tess also explains in detail how the day of the siege played out and how this moment has impacted her and given her lessons that she has taken into her career. Following on from this, Tess chats to David about her small business that she used to run, AUBE Communications, and what caused her to move from roles working in crisis communications to strategic communications instead. In this episode Tess also discusses her previous work as a journalist and how she utilises her skills in this field in her work today. David and Tess finish off their conversation looking at the work Tess is completing in the preparation for the new Western Sydney airport. How do you communicate the importance of this airport to such a wide audience? Discussed in this episode: What can everyday communicators learn from crisis communications? How can communicators learn from journalists? The importance of learning from every experience within your career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the GovComms Podcast, contentgroup CEO David Pembroke speaks to a highly experienced media adviser and communications professional, Tess Salmon. Tess is currently the General Manager of External Affairs and Communication at Western Sydney Airport. Before this she had roles as the Director of Media and Communication to Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack and Media Manager for the NSW Police Force. In this conversation David and Tess discuss best practice communications during a crisis. Telling the story of how she responded on the spot to the Martin Place siege, where she was a media adviser at the time. Here she explains how it is important to stay calm and use your communications skills to instill confidence in other people. Tess also explains in detail how the day of the siege played out and how this moment has impacted her and given her lessons that she has taken into her career. Following on from this, Tess chats to David about her small business that she used to run, AUBE Communications, and what caused her to move from roles working in crisis communications to strategic communications instead. In this episode Tess also discusses her previous work as a journalist and how she utilises her skills in this field in her work today. David and Tess finish off their conversation looking at the work Tess is completing in the preparation for the new Western Sydney airport. How do you communicate the importance of this airport to such a wide audience? Discussed in this episode: What can everyday communicators learn from crisis communications? How can communicators learn from journalists? The importance of learning from every experience within your career.

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Blue Mountains Unions Council's Nick Franklin and Deb Smith invited Ms Susan Templeman MP into the studio to discuss topical issues of interest to listeners ..... Susan's response to the government's outline for a federal integrity body, alleged dodgy land deals around Western Sydney Airport, Labor policy on the environment and their Budget Reply policy to cut the cost of child care and ideas and policy on how to improve aged care and public broadcasting. If you'd like to add to the discussion, you can leave an audio comment about our show, which may be added to one of our podcasts. This episode was broadcast on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM on 16 October 2020. Apply to be a guest on our show. Join a union - 1300 486 466 or join online. Join BMUC. Rights, Rorts and Rants is broadcast from 4pm to 6pm on 89.1FM or can be live streamed from rbm.org.au. The BMUC pays its respect to the Darug and Gundungurra first peoples of the Blue Mountains and acknowledges this is Aboriginal Land. Disclaimer: We seek a range of perspectives but that means that views expressed in these podcasts are not necessarily endorsed by the Blue Mountains Unions Council Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rightsrortsandrants/message

Blue Mountains Councillor Kerry Brown and BMUC member Warren Ross unpack benefits and negative impacts of proposed and current infrastructure projects in and around the Blue Mountains. Is Western Sydney Airport still viable? How will increased population around the Western Sydney Airport be employed? Why not invest in high speed rail infrastructure between capital cities? Why is the proposed Great Western Highway duplication ignoring rail freight and the positive expansion of rail freight lines through greater Sydney and Western NSW. If you'd like to add to the discussion, you can leave an audio comment about our show, which may be added to one of our podcasts. This episode was broadcast on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM on 11th September 2020. Apply to be a guest on our show. Join a union - 1300 486 466 or join online. Join BMUC. Rights, Rorts and Rants is broadcast from 4pm to 6pm on 89.1FM or can be live streamed from rbm.org.au. Disclaimer: We seek a range of perspectives but that means that views expressed in these podcasts are not necessarily endorsed by the Blue Mountains Unions Council Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rightsrortsandrants/message

Shore Financial's Theo Chambers and Domenic Nesci from Cribz sat down to discuss a range of real estate topics likely to impact the market in 2020. Theo asked Domenic about recent property sales results, trends in the property cycle, the outlook for next year, feedback from buyers when they're getting their loans and how key infrastructure like Metro West and Western Sydney Airport will impact buyer sentiment. Theo also spoke about Shore's new innovative products to help make the property buying process easier. Find out more by visiting https://shorefinancial.com.au

A new report from the United States Studies Centre's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program examines industry clusters in defence, AgTech and medtech, which could assist with the development of Western Sydney Airport – commencing in 2026. The report was launched at this event by NSW Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney the Hon. Stuart Ayres, MP followed by expert panel discussion examining the future of Western Sydney Airport industries, along with how research institutions can work together with industry to encourage the formation of industry clusters.

In Episode 16, “Aerotropolis – The Future of International Airports”, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson is delighted to talk to Graham Millett, Chief Executive Officer of WSA Co. Graham has been given the monumental task of being at the reins for the construction of Western Sydney Airport. Graham brings extensive experience in the aviation industry as well as being a qualified pilot.Graham discusses the importance of looking outwards at other international airports in gaining a perspective of what elements create the perfect airport. He shares with Greg his plans on opening a carbon neutral airport with renewable energy, low wastage levels and plenty of recycling.Graham discusses the technologies he wants to completely immerse into the new Western Sydney airport with newer more advanced technologies than currently available at Kingsford Smith Airport which will ultimately help create a more relaxed and leisurely experience upon arriving at the airport. He shares with us his plan on working with Uber Elevate to create what sounds like “flying cars” to assist with congestion as well as time. Adding to Uber Elevate, he shares his vision of the airport having a strong public transport presence which again, will help lessen congestion and reduce pollution.He also stresses the importance of an airport being more than just an airport, his key goal is to create an Aerotropolis, which he defines as an aviation city. Graham and his team hope to create an airport which combines residential, commercial and industrial types of facilities, essentially becoming a hub of not just air travel but a hub of business.

 John Stanley speaks to Western Sydney Airport CEO Graham Millett about the construction of  Sydney's second airport and just how big it really will be

We were joined on the Australian Aviation podcast by Lee de Winton who is the chief executive of Sydney Metro Airports which encompasses both Bankstown and Camden airports. de Willton started out in the Royal Navy as a radar plotter and eventually went on to earn a commission and become a fully qualified Air Traffic Controller both in the Royal Navy and eventually in the RAAF. Here in the Sydney basin there is a lot happening with the development of the new Western Sydney Airport and now with the release of the master plan for Bankstown Airport, so it was timely to catch up with de Wilton to discuss what the master plan means, what we can expect for the future and how the community can offer feedback and get involved. Listen in as de Wilton shares with us what we can expect from the master plan and what the future holds for Australia’s largest and busiest general aviation airport. If you’d like to offer some feedback on the master plan you can do so by: Visiting: https://www.sydneymetroairports.com.au Emailing: MP2019@SMAirports.com.au Writing to: PO BOX 6450 Wetherill Park NSW 1851

Today on the podcast we are joined by Graham Millett who is the CEO of the new Western Sydney Airport. As listeners you would know it has been a very long road to breaking ground on the Badgerys Creek location. In fact a second the second Sydney airport was first flagged in the 1940’s. It was talked about, planned and then shelved by a succession of politicians and their governments. After facing the worst possible headlines and statements from politicians and journalists such as ‘The second airport will never be built’ and ‘Sydney doesn’t need a second airport’ ground was finally broken on September 24th 2018 and construction began on the much needed second Sydney airport began. As you can appreciate this is a massive infrastructure project and new airports like these don’t come around often. In fact, it is not described as once in a lifetime but more as a once in a hundred years type project. The roads, the rail and the drone planning coupled alongside the Aerotropolis is incredible, and the jobs that are created as a result can only be a good thing for the NSW economy. Listen in as Graham gives us some background to the project and how we can expect it to roll out initially when it opens in 2026 and what the future looks like all the way out into the 2080’s.

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