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Key infrastructure projects could be axed

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The government may narrow infrastructure spending to major projects like the Western Sydney airport. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Infrastructure projects could be axed as the federal government looks to save money and ease pressure on the construction industry.

Infrastructure Minister Catherine King delivered a speech to the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia conference on Friday about the need to streamline Commonwealth spending in the sector.

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