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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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Gladstone Port Access Road - Stages 2 and 3
The project is planned to extend the existing Gladstone Port Access Road (Stage 1) west to Blain Drive (Stage 2) and Red Rover Road (Stage 3).
Commuter Car Park Upgrade - Kananook
This project is expected to deliver a three-level multi-deck car park near Kananook Railway Station, providing 325 new commuter car spaces, smart car parking technologies and access improvements such as lighting and footpaths.
Perth CBD Transport Plan - Active Travel Upgrades
This Project will aim to enhance the connectivity and safety of active transport routes into the Perth CBD. Key works will include: Aberdeen Street Bike Lanes Kings Park Road Shared Path Spring Street / Mounts Bay Road Bike Connection Wellington Street Bike Lane Upgrade Wittenoon Street Bike Lanes
Perth CBD Transport Plan - Swan River Bridge
This project funds the design and construction of a new ‘Greenway’ bridge across the Swan River for cyclists and pedestrians. The 6 metre wide bridge will provide safe, high-quality infrastructure and encourage more people to ride and walk to and from the city. The Causeway Bridge is one of the busiest connections into the city. It provides an important traffic, walking and bike riding connection between the CBD and East Perth, Heirisson Island and the south-eastern suburbs. The route also links two of the most popular recreational shared paths on the river’s north and south foreshores. The existing shared path along the Causeway is no longer meeting the needs of users.
Level Crossing Removal Planning Program
This project will focus on Adelaide’s level crossings and help establish a ten-year Level Crossing Removal Program. The Adelaide Level Crossing Congestion and Safety project is an Infrastructure Australia priority project.
Automated Train Protection Signals Upgrade - Seaford Line
This project will upgrade the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network (AMPRN) Automatic Train Protection (ATP) signalling system.
Brighton Road Intersection Improvements
This project will provide improvements to intersections in selected sections of the Brighton Road corridor. Works will focus on the Brighton Road and Edwards Street intersection and the Brighton Road, Ocean Boulevard and Scholefield Road intersection to improve access and address safety concerns.
North East Rail Line Supporting Infrastructure
The North East Rail Line Supporting Infrastructure Project involved modifications to the stabling at Albury which enabled the accommodation of a six-car VLocity train.  Modifications included a 35 metre parallel track extension, additional station pathways, and improved signalling, lighting and fencing.
Sheahan Bridge Upgrade - Planning
The project involves the scoping and development of the upgrade of Sheahan Bridge on the Hume Highway in Gundagai to allow for heavy freight vehicles. Currently, the Sheahan Bridge cannot carry High Productivity Freight Vehicles without a pre-approved permit, which interrupts freight movements between Melbourne and Sydney. The scoped upgrades once delivered will improve heavy freight movements between Melbourne and Sydney along the Hume Highway.
Marion Road - Cross Road to Anzac Road
The project will involve grade separation of the tram level crossings on Marion Road and Cross Road, widening of the Anzac Highway/Marion Road Intersection, widening of the Cross Road/Marion Road Intersection, and pedestrian and cycling access improvements.

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