The NSW public sector includes ten departments and many agencies and organisations working together to develop policy and deliver important services such as health, education, housing, transport and infrastructure across NSW.
We are over 300,000 dedicated people who share the same values - making a difference, giving back and responding to the future.
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We are a department of more than 8,800 employees across the state. Our vision is to create a single integrated network accessible to everyone.
No department has a bigger role to play in keeping the Queensland of today moving, or in helping build for the future.
Each year we have more than 3.6 million face-to-face interactions with Queenslanders and more than 6.7 million transactions using online service channels. We are responsible for around 80 percent of all government counter transactions.
We are an exciting place to work, with an enormous scope of work incorporating 79 different occupational areas.
Every day Queenslanders rely on the transport network to get them to work, to school, and to health care. As the most decentralised state in Australia, transport is a key driver of economic growth, and we are at the front line of planning, developing and maintaining the extensive network required to keep Queensland moving.
We lead emerging technologies so our transport network meets the needs of our customers now and into the future.
We deliver our core business through four key services:
• Transport system investment planning and programming – focused on developing policy frameworks for the future development of the transport system and to plan and prioritise strategic investment in effective, efficient and sustainable integrated transport infrastructure, systems and services
• Transport infrastructure management and delivery – focused on constructing, maintaining, managing and operating an integrated transport network accessible to all
• Transport safety, regulation and customer service – focused on improving customer service and managing and regulating the transport system safely, economically and sustainably and without imposing unnecessary red tape
• Passenger transport services – focused on leading and shaping Queensland’s overall passenger transport system.
Ultimately, we bring Queensland closer together.
ConnectEast developed and now operates EastLink, the 39km tollway in Melbourne's east and south-east. EastLink connects the Eastern, Monash, Frankston and Peninsula Link freeways.
EastLink has two 1.6km tunnels, which protect the environmentally sensitive Mullum Mullum valley above.
ConnectEast also operates the 1km un-tolled Ringwood Bypass.
EastLink is the quickest and safest freeway in Melbourne, with traffic averaging 250,000 vehicles per day.
EastLink features a 24/7 control room and incident response, 480 hectares of landscaping, 4 million native trees, shrubs & plants, 60 wetlands to treat rain-water run-off, the 35km EastLink Trail for cyclists and pedestrians, distinctive public architecture and 12 public artworks.
EastLink is a leader in transport sustainability. In 2020, the internationally recognised GRESB Infrastructure Assessment awarded EastLink the top 5 Star sustainability rating for ESG performance for the fifth consecutive year. EastLink was ranked 27th globally out of the 406 infrastructure assets of all types that were assessed by GRESB. In the motorways (maintenance & operations) category, EastLink was ranked second in the world.