Infrastructure Investment Program

The Australian Government is committed to a 10-year, over $120 billion infrastructure investment pipeline, ensuring a rolling program of sustainable land transport infrastructure projects.

The Government is working in partnership with states and territories to deliver a credible and sustainable pipeline of projects which support a range of economic and social objectives, including productivity and resilience, sustainability and liveability.

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Curr Road, Yambuna - 096745-17VIC-RTR

Existing bitumen seal on the pavement is aged and/or crackingWork will be carried out to resurface the pavement with a new layer of bitumen and wearing aggregate (stone) (3244m x 4.1m)

Singer Road, Lockington - 096742-17VIC-RTR

Existing bitumen seal on the pavement is aged and/or crackingWork will be carried out to resurface the pavement with a new layer of bitumen and wearing aggregate (stone) (1972m x 6.4m)

Princes Highway, Bodalla - 052442-14NSW-RTR

failed road pavement with significant rutting and cracking and poor stormwater drainageNew road pavement, seal and provision stormwater drainageTotal cost of proposed project is $255,000

Headworks Road, Torrumbarry - 096743-17VIC-RTR

Existing bitumen seal on the pavement is aged and/or crackingWork will be carried out to resurface the pavement with a new layer of bitumen and wearing aggregate (stone) (2159m x 3.9m)

Torrumbarry Weir Road, Torrumbarry - 096744-17VIC-RTR

Existing bitumen seal on the pavement is aged and/or crackingWork will be carried out to resurface the pavement with a new layer of bitumen and wearing aggregate (stone) (2224m x 4.1m)

McMeekin Road, Warrnambool - 096746-17VIC-RTR

Major pavement failures due to significant traffic volumes and a high proportion of heavy vehicles, road currently extensively cracked and required very frequent patching to enable ongoing use.Removal of the existing surface and top pavement layer and replacement with a foam bitumen stabilised crushed rock pavement and asphalt surface.Total cost of proposed project is $546,327

Pompuraaw Road (Kowanyama - Mitchell River), (Rural Road) - 096747-17QLD-RTR

Loss of formation and pavement material has caused access and ongoing maintenance issues. Some sections of roadway are below the level of natural ground and rainfall runoff is travelling longitudinally with it accelerating erosion and deterioration of the asset. Formation and pavement in sections need to be reinstatedReinstatement of table drains, road formation and gravel re-sheeting along various sections. Work activities will include bulk fill to formations and import of gravel for reconstruction/re-sheeting of pavement layer.

Barton Highway Upgrade Package

The Australian and NSW governments have together committed $242.9 million towards the upgrade of the Barton Highway, with $178.6 million provided by the Australian Government and $64.3 million by the NSW Government. This funding is being utilised across two projects along the corridor: Barton Highway Upgrade Package Stage 1 and Barton Highway Upgrade Package Stage 2. The scope of this project was informed by the Barton Highway Improvement Strategy and the Barton Highway duplication business case. This project, Stage 1, delivered upgrades and duplication along the Barton Highway from Victoria Street, ACT up to Kaveneys Road, NSW. This project included a temporary tie-in section between the NSW and ACT border, with a permanent solution to be delivered in Stage 2.

Eurobodalla Roads Upgrade Package

The Eurobodalla Roads Package included the following projects: Princes Highway and Hector McWilliam Drive intersection improvements - construction of a dedicated left-turn lane from the Highway onto Hector McWilliam Drive, installation of a concrete median on Hector McWilliam Drive and other minor safety improvements Bolong Road preservation project - widening and sealing of shoulders (for approximately 2km) and other minor works at Bolong Road Upgrade George Bass Drive/Tomakin Road intersection - construction of a roundabout at the George Bass Drive/Tomakin Road intersection, modification of Ainslie Parade and George Bass Drive intersection, and other minor works in the immediate vicinity Upgrade intersections on Beach Road between Perry and Vesper Streets – upgrade three intersections: the Princes Highway/Beach Road intersection, the Beach Road/Perry Street intersection, and the Beach Road/Orient Street intersection. The project includes other minor works between the Princes Highway and Orient Street Drainage and pavement requirements identified in the design phase and utility relocation costs.

Jewry Street Bridge

The design and construction of the new bridge over the Peel River and the associated bridge approach road works, which involved a new two-lane carriageway extending from Jewry Street to the intersection of Peel Street and Jewry Street, Tamworth.

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