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The 6th NSW Transport Infrastructure Summit will be held on 5th and 6th October 2011 in Sydney. It provides an outlook for NSW’s transport priorities, including passenger transport and freight transport strategies.
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new south wales Transport Infrastructure Summit 2011
The 6th annual
5th & 6th October 2011 Sydney Harbour Marriott at Circular Quay
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Day OneSydney Briefing Day
Day TWONSW Freight Briefing Day
Hear the latest industry outlook and case studies from expert speakers including:
Jim Cox PSM, CEO, Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART)
Rodd Staples, Project Leader, North West Rail Link
David Bentham, Director, NRMA
Marika Calfas, General Manager – Planning, Sydney Ports Corporation
Todd Williams, CEO, Regional Development Australia – Hunter
Professor David Hensher, Director Institute of Transport and Logistic Studies, University of Sydney
Stephen Albin, Chief Executive, Urban Development Institute of Australia NSW
Ben Taylor, Executive Director, Shore Regional Organisation of Councils
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NSW TRANSPORT INfRASTRUCTURe SUMMIT 2011
8.30 Registration and welcome coffee
9.00 Speed networking Get to know your peers right from the start in this relaxed
and informal speed networking session. Bring your business cards!
9.20 Opening remarks from the Chair
Des Dent, CEO, 10 000 friends of Greater Sydney
OUTLOOK9.30 A growing city? The role of transport infrastructure
in the population debate l Planning for the future of Sydney’s suburbs
Stephen Albin, Chief Executive, Urban Development Institute of Australia NSW
eNHANCING PRODUCTIVITY – IMPROVING SeRVICeS10.05 CASe STUDY
Planning for future population growth in Western Sydney
l Western Sydney’s increasing importance on a regional, state and national basis
l Ensuring transport connectivity as a key component for further development
l Assessing the future role of rail in Western Sydney
David Gray, Manager Transport Planning, Parramatta City Council
10.40 Morning tea
11.00 TRANSPORT PRIORITIeS DeBATe
Setting future transport infrastructure priorities for Sydney
l Easing congestion: How can we best accommodate all forms of transport?
l Projects versus regions – How can we move to a more integrated approach to planning and delivering transport infrastructure projects?
Professor David Hensher, Director Institute of Transport and Logistic Studies, University of Sydney
David Bentham, Director, NRMA
Terry Lee-Williams, Transport Strategy Manager, City of Sydney
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11.45 CASe STUDY
Delivering the North-West rail link l Outlining the project plan and objectives
l Assessing the future role of the rail link within the Sydney transport system
Rodd Staples, Project Leader, North West Rail Link
12.20 Lunch
1.20 What opportunities are there for private operators to deliver better public transport outcomes in Sydney?
l What lessons does private sector involvement in other jurisdictions have for Sydney?
l Should the NSW Government consider privatising buses and trains, as well as ferries?
l What governance model can best regulate a system where services are operated by the private sector?
Richard Allsop, Research Fellow, Institute of Public Affairs
1.55 CASe STUDY
The Master Plan for Central Station - Planning for the efficient and effective provision of transport infrastructure and services to meet the needs of stakeholders and customers
l Understanding the challenges
l Prioritising the needs
l Strategic planning supported by technical analysis
l Effective communication of outcomes
Sebastian Smyth, Leader - Transport Planning, GHD
2.30 CASe STUDY
Improving rail services through enhanced rolling stock utilisation
l Single deck versus double deck rail operations
Rohan Schuppan, Managing Director, Systemwide
3.05 Afternoon tea
INTeGRATeD TRANSPORT PLANNING fOR SYDNeY3.25 CASe STUDY
Transforming Sydney’s West l Rezoning and revamping Parramatta Road
l How can we integrate car use and public transit?
l Reducing travel times from the West by up to 30 minutes
David Bentham, Director, NRMA
4.00 Integrated Bus Rapid Transit as a solution for the Northern Beaches
l Assessing different solutions to enhance connectivity between suburbs in Northern Sydney
l Councils’ partnership approach to integrating transport and land use planning
Ben Taylor, Executive Director, Shore Regional Organisation of Councils
4.35 Closing remarks from the Chair
4.40 Close of Sydney Briefing Day
SYDNeY BRIefING DAY – 5th October 2011
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NSW TRANSPORT INfRASTRUCTURe SUMMIT 2011
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8.30 Registration and welcome coffee
9.00 Speed Networking Get to know your peers right from the start in this
relaxed and informal speed networking session. Bring your business cards!
9.20 Opening remarks from the Chair
Paul Zalai, Manager Freight and Business Operations, Customs Brokers & forwarders Council of Australia (CBfCA)
ReVIeWING THe STATe Of THe NSW fReIGHT NeTWORK9.30 Assessing the implications of the National Land
freight Network Strategy l How do we achieve the right mix and priority of
capital investment and policy reforms?
l Placing the emphasis on potential future freight flows
l Key priorities for NSW
Stuart Cosgriff, Partner, Clayton Utz
10.05 Virtual reality and improving freight infrastructure processes and outcomes
Dr. Ben Guy, Managing Director, Urban Circus
10.40 Morning tea
11.00 Delivering freight in an emission constrained future l Addressing risk management in a carbon constrained
world
l Effect of differences in carbon intensity between freight mode alternatives
l Impact of supply chain and mobility trends from the pricing of carbon
Kym Lennox, Principal Consultant, The Tipping Point Institute
11.35 Tackling tomorrow’s freight task within our cities l Towards an integrated national freight network
l Addressing first and last mile issues
l Conflicts in the demand for infrastructure assets
12.10 Lunch
RAIL fReIGHT1.10 Review of access pricing for the NSW grain line
network l Appropriate access pricing arrangements for the grain
line network
l The efficient below rail costs of the grain line network
l The share of costs to be paid by users of the network
l How competition from road transport constrains rail access charges
l The outlook for the production of grain in NSW
Jim Cox PSM, CEO, Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART)
ROAD fReIGHT1.45 A road user’s perspective on freight transport
in NSW l The role of the trucking industry for the NSW economy
l What is needed to manage the road freight task safely?
Jill Lewis, Manager, Australian Trucking Association NSW
2.20 Afternoon tea
THe HUNTeR VALLeY SUPPLY CHAIN 2.40 The role of transport infrastructure for development
in the Hunter Region l Capitalising on past successes and making better use
of existing infrastructure
l Addressing capacity constraints – Outlining planning inefficiencies
l Planning for future infrastructure needs
Todd Williams, CEO, Regional Development Australia – Hunter
PORTS UPDATe3.15 CASe STUDY
Update on expansion works at Port Botany l Outlining one of the largest port expansion projects in
Australian history
l Managing and planning access and land use
l The role of Sydney Ports in the state and national economy
Marika Calfas, General Manager – Planning, Sydney Ports Corporation
3.50 Closing remarks from the Chair
4.00 Close of conference
fReIGHT BRIefING DAY – 6th October 2011
UPCOMING eVeNTS
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Rail and the Sustainability Challenge26th – 27th October 2011| Hotel Realm Canberra
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NT Transport Infrastructure Summit3rd November 2011 | Crowne Plaza Darwin
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VIC Transport Infrastructure Summit15th – 16th November | Hilton on the Park
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NSW Transport Infrastructure Summit 20115th & 6th October 2011 | Sydney Harbour Marriott at Circular Quay
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“Infrastructure is hard. If it was easy, if the lead times were easy, even the last government would have tried to do it before the election [...]. We are keen to get on with the job.” NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell, 28th March 2011
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