The Zero-Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) market in Australia is experiencing significant growth, with the percentage of new EVs sold having more than tripled in the past two years. This growth presents both opportunities and challenges in the country's transport sector. One of the significant challenges is the need to keep up with the soaring demand at public EV charging stations. Additionally, there is a necessity to develop refueling infrastructure to accommodate the expected influx of heavy trucking Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs). ARENA is playing a crucial role in shaping Australia's transport future by investing in the rollout of public charging infrastructure, funding innovative solutions, and sharing valuable insights from early adopters. One of the recent developments is the release of a comprehensive report commissioned by ARENA that highlights key industry learnings and trends from the Future Fuels Fund projects. This compendium aims to provide industry participants with a centralized source of information for developing public fast-charging sites. The report covers six key topics, including Market Trends, Charging Station Infrastructure, Public Charging Commercialization, Grid Connection Needs, Site Selection, and Charging Bay Configuration. The report delves into the exciting growth of EVs in urban areas and the increasing shift towards home charging, with public chargers playing a vital role for top-ups. It emphasizes the critical balance between cost and reliability in charging station infrastructure and the importance of meticulous planning to address supply chain and maintenance challenges. Furthermore, it explores flexible site development, transparent pricing strategies, and innovative features like renewable energy integration for public charging commercialization. Understanding the necessity of early communication with electricity networks, effective load management, and remote commissioning is highlighted for optimal grid connection needs. The importance of factors such as visibility, safety, accessibility, and power supply in site selection is also discussed. Moreover, insights into charging bay configuration, including flexible cable lengths, easy access, and user safety prioritization, are provided to ensure efficient and secure charging experiences. Overall, the report sheds light on the positive momentum in Australia's zero-emission vehicle sector and the strategic efforts being made to overcome challenges and drive sustainable transport solutions.