SA | Beyond the Big Build: The Next Era of Transport in South Australia | In-person | 28 June 2023
Wednesday 28 June 2023
| 5.00pm - 7.00pm | ACST (Adel) |
Format: In-person technical event
Location: Arup, Mezzanine Level, 182 Victoria Square, Adelaide, SA, 5000
(Kaurna Country)
Maximum capacity: 50
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About this event
The South Australia branch of the Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management (AITPM) and Arup present "Beyond the Big Build: The Next Era of Transport in South Australia" - an engaging and thought-provoking event that will delve into the exciting possibilities and challenges that lie ahead in shaping the transport landscape of South Australia.
Panellists:
- Dr Ariella Helfgott, Director of Strategic Foresight | Department of the Premier and Cabinet, South Australia
- Jeremy Conway, Chief Executive | Infrastructure SA
- Tom King, Associate Principal – Transport Planning | Arup
- Russell Troup, Director – Transport Strategy and Network Planning | Department for Infrastructure and Transport
The format of the event will be a highly interactive Question and Answer style amongst the MC, panellists and the audience.
Topics of discussion will include but not limited to:
- How sustainable is South Australia’s current transport system and what should the future of transport in Adelaide and SA look like?
- What innovative solutions can South Australia implement to promote multi-modal transportation and reduce reliance on private cars?
- Looking beyond the completion of South Road corridor, how can South Australia incentivise the use of public transportation and decrease private car usage to mitigate traffic congestion and reduce carbon emissions?
- How can South Australia encourage the use of active transportation, such as walking and cycling, to improve public health and reduce congestion?
- What impact will autonomous vehicles have on the urban landscape of South Australia, and how can we ensure their integration benefits all members of society?
- What are the potential social and economic impacts of the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in South Australia, and how can we prepare for this transition?
- What steps can be taken to create a more inclusive and accessible transport system for people with disabilities in South Australia?
- What role can smart cities and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies play in optimising the efficiency and sustainability of South Australia's transport infrastructure?
- How can South Australia leverage renewable energy sources to power a sustainable transport system, and what role can hydrogen fuel cells play in this transition?
Drinks and nibbles will be provided at the start of the event and following the conclusion of the Q&A session.
This event is kindly sponsored by Arup
For any enquiries, please contact Mark Saldanha
Dr Ariella Helfgott | Department of the Premier and Cabinet, SA
Dr Ariella Helfgott is the Director of Strategic Foresight in the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, of the Government of South Australia. She has almost 20 years of Strategic Foresight experience, having been the Director of Scenarios with the World Energy Council, a member of the Shell Scenario Team, Director of Collaborative Futures, Senior Fellow at the Universities of Oxford, Utrecht, Wageningen and Adelaide, and Strategic Analyst with the Australian Department of Defence. She has worked across 26 countries in 8 global regions on multi-actor collaborative systemic change processes that enable the cocreation of better, more sustainable, equitable, healthy and prosperous futures. She holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Adelaide.
Jeremy Conway | Infrastructure SA
As Chief Executive of Infrastructure SA, Jeremy has led development of the State’s first 20-year infrastructure strategy and is responsible for providing independent advice to the South Australian Government on infrastructure projects and prioritisation.
Jeremy's team has a strong focus on evidence-based decision-making and seeks to improve the maturity of infrastructure planning and investment across government. Infrastructure SA also aims to identify projects that deliver benefits for all South Australians by adopting a state-wide cross-sectoral lens.
This is aided by Jeremy’s deep experience in both the public and private sectors. He has held senior roles at the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure and Department for the Premier and Cabinet; meanwhile his vast commercial and business experience comes from having worked in property development at Places Victoria for three years and in private equity CVC Capital Partners in London for nine years.
Tom King | Arup
Tom is an Associate Principal – Transport Planning at Arup. Tom has spent his career working at the intersection between transport demand and supply, in support of better outcomes for cities and the people who live in them. He played a leading role developing and implementing policy for Transport for London's Congestion Charge, and regularly works on citywide strategies, the planning and consenting of major transport infrastructure (currently Auckland Light Rail), and airport expansions including London's Heathrow.
Russell Troup | Department for Infrastructure and Transport
Russell is the Director of Transport Strategy and Network Planning at the Department for Infrastructure and Transport, leading a highly capable team to help shape the future of Transport in South Australia.
Russell is responsible for the development of various multi-modal transport and freight (rail, road & air) strategies then implementation through comprehensive planning and land use development management. He also holds the strategic asset management portfolio focused on developing robust and practical AM strategies and plans that optimise value-for-money through smart investment in assets and to ensure they're fit for purpose in the future.
Government Health Guidelines
This event will be run in compliance with the Government’s health orders applicable to our venue. These may impose mask wearing, density limits and other COVID safe requirements including being fully vaccinated.
If you are no longer able to attend because of vaccination or other requirements, please contact us as soon as possible to discuss available options.
If the event is cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions, you are entitled to a full refund of your ticket price in accordance with the cancellation policy.
Join the AITPM members from these organisations who have already registered including:
| Organisation | State |
|---|---|
| Jacobs | SA |
| City of Mitcham Council | SA |
| Aurecon | SA |
| City of Adelaide | SA |
| Bike Adelaide | SA |
| Mott MacDonald | SA |
| Aurecon | SA |
| Australasian College of Road Safety | SA |
| University of South Australia | SA |
| DIT | SA |
| City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters | SA |
| steve.caldwell@tsamgt.com | SA |
| Be Engineering Solutions | SA |
| Consultant / BE Engineering | SA |
| Infrastructure SA | SA |
| Tonkin | SA |
| Six Cats Consulting | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport - ADELAIDE, SA | SA |
| Mott MacDonald | SA |
| None | N/A - Residing Overseas |
| Walking SA | VIC |
| Australian Walking and Cycling Conference | SA |
| Campbelltown City Council | SA |
| Tiersman Consulting | SA |
| DIT | SA |
| Arup | SA |
| Arup | SA |
| City of Marion | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport SA | SA |
| Tonkin | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| SMEC | VIC |
| Be Engineering Solutions | SA |
| Aurecon | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| HDS Australia | SA |
| City of Tea Tree Gully | SA |
| People for Public Transport | SA |
| Mott MacDonald | SA |
| Jacobs | SA |
| Lindsay Oxlad Consulting | SA |
| SMEC Australia | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| Department of Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| Arup | SA |
| Aurecon | SA |
| Bicycle SA | SA |
| Bicycle SA | SA |
| Retired (Ex DPTI) | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | SA |
| BE Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd | SA |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport (SA) | SA |
