Past events

2009 Infrastructure Colloquium - speakers' presentations Infrastructure for the nation's future

2008 Transport Colloquium - speakers' presentations. BITRE's 2008 Transport Colloquium: Australian transport - building capacity and competitiveness

2008 Regional Perspectives Conference - speakers' presentations. 3rd Regional Perspectives Conference, 'Understanding Sustainable Regions'

2007 Transport Colloquium BITRE's 2007 Transport Colloquium: Australian Transport Policy Challenges for Future Growth

2006 Transport Colloquium The 2006 Tranport Colloquium was held at Parliament House in June 2006 - follow this link to presentations and papers from the Colloquium.

2005 Transport Colloquium The 2005 Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics (now BITRE) Transport Colloquium was held at Parliament House in May 2005 - follow this link to presentations and papers from the Colloquium.

2006 Regional Perspectives The Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics (now BITRE) held a regional conference in Beechworth Victoria in September 2006.

BITRE seminar series BITRE hosts occasional seminars - follow these links to relevant presentations and papers.

2004 Regional Research Colloquium The Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics (now BITRE) held the Inaugural National Regional Research Colloquium 2004 in February 2004

	National Workshop on Urban Transport Modelling March 2008 In order to maximise the value of urban transport modelling as a tool for improving urban congestion interventions, a National Workshop on Urban Transport Modelling was held in Canberra on 5 March 2008. It was co-convened by the Urban Congestion Management Working Group and the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics. The workshop brought together nearly 60 participants, including urban transport modellers, decision-makers, research bodies and transport and planning agencies.
	URBAN PASSENGER TRANSPORT and FUEL CONSUMPTION 15 October 2009 BITRE Seminar: URBAN PASSENGER TRANSPORT: HOW PEOPLE MOVE ABOUT IN AUSTRALIAN CITIES and FUEL CONSUMPTION BY NEW PASSENGER VEHICLES IN AUSTRALIA 1979-2008
	Driving towards sustainability by transforming cars, fuel and mobility - by Professor Dan Sperling 18 August 2009 Professor Sperling is a Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering and a Professor of Environmental Science and Policy at University of California, Davis. He is the Founding Director of the Institute of Transportation Studies and Acting Director of the Energy Efficiency Center. Professor Sperling is recognised as a leading international expert on transportation technology assessment, energy and environment aspects of transportation, and transportation and climate policy.