Murray Flood Study

Murray Flood Study

11 Aug 2015

The coastal plain south of Perth in Western Australia around the Serpentine and Murray River floodplains is predominantly rural-zoned land that is under increasing urban development pressure. The area has relatively flat terrain, high groundwater tables, surface ponding in winter, wetlands of significance, an extensive rural drainage network and periodic riverine flooding.
Floodplain management is a key component of the urban planning process for the area.
The Murray Flood Study project was part of a larger project that developed a drainage and water management plan for an area around Pinjarra.

South Road Superway

11 Aug 2015

The South Road Superway project is one of South Australia’s largest and most complex road projects. It consists of 4.8 km of expressway, including 2.8 km of elevated roadway and runs from the Port River Expressway to Regency Road.

The road connects industrial and residential sites and is an important part of Adelaide’s long term growth strategy. The total project cost was $842 million and it was completed in December 2013.