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Where are the world’s major shipping lanes? These maps show global maritime traffic density, highlighting some of the busiest areas across the globe.

Home deliveries are soaring and cargo bikes cut congestion and pollution in cities, researchers say

Concept designs for a new rail bridge over the Maribyrnong River as part of the Melbourne Airport Rail Link have been released…

With the current supply chain of cobalt under scrutiny, companies and governments are striving to find new sources of cobalt beyond the Congo.

The coronavirus has torpedoed the world economy, with travel both a vector for – and a victim of – an historic event that appears to have no end in sight.

As the Impacts of Coronavirus Grow, Micromobility Fills in the Gaps At the time of this writing, COVID-19 is disrupting peoples’ daily lives in many ways, including restricting daily travel, from optional work-from-home arrangements to complete shutdowns. While the most common advice remains to limit travel, having reliable, affordable choices for that travel matters now more than ever. New York City is adding more space for cyclists, and micromobility users, to support the sudden shift to small individual transport modes on their streets. Bogotá, Colombia has added 76 kilometers of cycle lanes practically overnight to accommodate more riders and social

The number of flights to and from Australia has fallen by a fifth over the past six weeks as the coronavirus outbreak shatters travel demand and threatens the global airline industry. 

Watch the explosive growth of the global submarine cable network, and learn who's funding the next generation of cables.

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The novel coronavirus that causes Covid-19 was first detected in Wuhan, China in late 2019, and took only a few months to spread into a global pandemic. Health experts say modern advanced transport including air travel has greatly increased the pace of the pandemic. Though governments around the world imposed lockdowns, isolations and quarantines for travellers, such measures also had a devastating impact on the global economy and many industries including aviation. Airline tracking site Flight Radar 24 documented a massive reduction in the number of aircraft flying around the world, and the International Air Transport Association predicts that air traffic in 2020 may fall by at least 38 per cent. What do the numbers tell us about the future for global aviation?

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Ocean shipping is the primary mode of international trade. This map identifies maritime choke points that pose a risk to this complex logistic network.

Movement of people in Melbourne CBD is at 39% of normal one year after the first COVID lockdown.

5G networks are at a tipping point. Where are we on the roadmap towards mainstream adoption, and which regions are leading the way?

Victoria's public transport will lose 114 million yearly trips post-pandemic, and city roads face worsening congestion as infection-wary commuters desert the network in favour of their cars.

Sailor and maritime vlogger JeffHK has created an incredible 4K timelapse video of a cargo ship making a 30 day journey at sea. Jeff documented the trip,

Data shows more and more airlines are cancelling flights, but thousands of planes remain in the air

Movies, not grain prices, are bringing the poor world online

Fashion accounts for around 10% of greenhouse gas emissions from human activity, but there are ways to reduce the impact your wardrobe has on the climate.

Economists warn any impulse towards by countries towards greater self sufficiency because of the coronavirus will only undo economic prosperity.