Tess Macallan is a journalist based in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. With a focus on local issues, Tess writes for Utility Magazine and Infrastructure Magazine, covering topics such as smart city initiatives, infrastructure developments, environmental sustainability, and social issues impacting the community.
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Tess Macallan's journalistic focus is primarily on local government initiatives and industry innovations, particularly within the domains of energy and engineering. Given this, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight new advancements or projects related to smart cities, water conservation, infrastructure development, and energy efficiency within Australia (especially Queensland) or other regions with similar contexts.
As a significant portion of her coverage is based on press releases and government announcements, PR professionals representing relevant organizations should consider providing detailed information about innovative projects or initiatives related to these topics. Additionally, experts in the fields of energy management, urban planning, civil engineering as well as environmental sustainability may find opportunities for commentary within Tess's coverage area.
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By: Tess Macallan
Port of Newcastle is working with industry partners on a new program to increase female participation in the maritime sector.
By: Tess Macallan
The Australian Airports Association is urging industry and government to work collaboratively on ways to improve competitiveness in the sector.
As cities invest in light rail systems to reduce congestion and promote greener transport, it’s crucial to learn from global best practices, especially regarding safety.
Inland Rail has released designs for the Euroa railway station precinct ahead of construction commencing next year.
The Western Australian Government has announced further funding to expand its building and construction workforce, including one-off payments for those willing to relocate west in 2025.
by Tess Macallan November 14, 2024 in News, NSW, Rail Reading Time: 3 mins read
By: Tess Macallan
Austroads has released a new framework for transport agencies to support mitigation plans and risk assessments related to climate change.
By: Tess Macallan
The Queensland Major Contractors Association has published its annual projects pipeline report, revealing a significant increase in infrastructure investment.
The New South Wales Government has approved the $4.8 billion HumeLink transmission project.
By: Tess Macallan
The Queensland Government is pausing the use of Best Practice Industry Conditions on new government-funded construction projects.
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