| State / Territory | Proponent | Project Name | Project Description | Australian Government Funding ($) | Total Project Cost ($) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACT | City and Environment Directorate | Garden City Cycleway - Dickson to Watson | This project will construct a cycle route between North Ainslie Primary School and Majura Primary School via the Dickson District playing fields, Downer shops, Academy of Interactive Entertainment to Mount Majura Walking and Riding Trail. The total length is about 3.15km.
The cycleway will be used by students and local residents who frequent these schools and shopping precincts respectively. | $5,000,000 | $11,361,000 |
| ACT | City and Environment Directorate | Hall Village Main Route | This project involves the construction of a new community path, classified as a Main Community Route, connecting Hall Village and Gold Creek. The proposed path will have a minimum width of 2.5 metres and an approximate length of 2.3 kilometres (2,300 metres), providing a key active travel link within the area. | $3,477,700 | $6,955,400 |
| NSW | Bellingen Shire Council | Design and Construction of a Shared Pathway from South Urunga Urban Release Area to Urunga CBD | The project will construct 2940 metres of shared paths and footpaths connecting the South Urunga Urban Release Area to the Urunga Central Business District. The project aims to deliver 2537 metres of 3 metre wide shared path and 403 metres of 1 metre wide path. The pathway will run along Giinagay Way, Hillside Drive, railway Street, Pilot Street East, South Street East, and Morgo Street in Urunga | $3,365,949 | $3,365,949 |
| NSW | Blue Mountains City Council | Construction of Shared Path from White Cross Road, Winmalee to Hawkesbury Heights Lookout | This project will construct 4.5km of 3m-2.5m wide shared path. Including barriers, signage, linemarking and shared zones. | $2,236,234 | $4,505,734 |
| NSW | Brewarrina Shire Council | Brewarrina Town Centre to Barwon River Connection Project | The project involves the design and construction of 4 pedestrian and cycle paths that connect the Brewarrina Township from the town centre to the Barwon River. Key infrastructure components include; the construction of an integrated paths a formalised concrete pathway with a width suitable for shared pedestrian and mobility use. Installation of solar-powered lighting along the pathway to enhance safety during low light conditions. Addition of shaded rest areas and seating at key intervals for user comfort. Placement of interpretive signage to highlight cultural and historical significance. Integration of traffic-calming measures at intersections to ensure pedestrian safety and the formal lighting of the historic Barwon Bridge at night. | $3,000,000 | $3,378,290 |
| NSW | Brewarrina Shire Council | Goodooga Town Centre to Bore Baths Connection Project | The Project will construct at least 1.55 km shared pathway linking the Goodooga town centre to the Bore Baths. The pathway will be at least 2.4 metres wide and made of durable concrete. It will feature solar-powered lighting for safety during early mornings and evenings, shaded rest areas equipped with seating for user comfort, and cultural wayfinding signage celebrating the region’s Aboriginal heritage. Traffic calming measures will be implemented at intersections to ensure pedestrian and cyclist safety. The pathway design accommodates all users, including prams, wheelchairs, scooters, and bicycles. | $1,000,000 | $1,324,000 |
| NSW | Canterbury Bankstown Council | Design and Construction of Cycleway upgrade at Phillips Avenue, Canterbury | The upgrade also includes improvements to pedestrian and bicycle crossing facilities and the installation of appropriate signage and line marking. | $877,839 | $1,768,783 |
| NSW | Inner West Council | Design and construction of raised pedestrian crossings and footpath Palace St, Petersham | Palace Street is a collector road that is used by students to travel between Fort Street High School and Petersham Station, and also provides connection to the shopping strip on Parramatta Road and nearby parks. The project will see the construction of 5x raised pedestrian crossings and 1x continuous footpath treatment along the Palace Street corridor and its intersections with other streets to improve pedestrian safety and connectivity, and provide traffic calming. | $596,875 | $1,193,750 |
| NSW | Lake Macquarie City Council | Ron Brown Way - Shared pathway and Pacific Highway safety improvements | The project involves the construction of at least 460m of shared pathway between the existing shared path networks on the northern and southern sides of Soldiers Road and extending to Naru Street via Lake Macquarie Airport. These works include a viewing platform and place amenity fronting the airport, a footpath connection from the new shared path to the airport building, and two new kerb ramps at Naru Street to provide a connection point to the north. Intersection safety improvements will be made at the intersections of Pacific Highway, Awabakal Avenue, and Soldiers Road to reduce vehicle movements and improve the safety of pedestrians and road users. | $1,300,000 | $2,601,481 |
| NSW | Lake Macquarie City Council | Design and construct the Cooranbong Town Common Shared Path to Cooranbong Public School, Cooranbong | Design and construct 480m of shared path between the Cooranbong Town Common and Kurnell Close. This will link the Cooranbong Growth Area and the Watagan Park residential estate with the Town Common (sports fields and playground), Cooranbong Public School and Avondale University. | $781,601 | $1,563,202 |
| NSW | Port Macquarie Hastings Council | St Agnes Primary School Footpath - Construction | The project will construct a missing footpath link along Boronia Street, Port Macquarie. The works include the construction of approximately 180 metres of new footpath with a width of 1.5 metres, covering a total area of 270m². This footpath will connect the existing footpath network on a key walking route to St Agnes Primary School and Parklands Retirement Village. | $37,965 | $75,930 |
| NSW | Sutherland Shire Council | Gannons Road, Caringbah South and Burraneer cycle path and footpath | The project entails the provision of a shared pathway/separated cycle path along the eastern side of Gannons Road between Kingsway and Burraneer Park and the completion of a pedestrian footpath on the western side of Gannons Road, between Caringbah Road and Kingsway, Caringbah South and Burraneer. | $1,461,273 | $2,922,546 |
| NSW | TfNSW | Wilson Street west cycleway, Newtown | This project will construct an approximately 150m bi-directional separated cycleway and upgrade traffic signals along the western end of Wilson Street, Newtown, NSW and will improve road safety and reduce transport emissions by supporting mode shift. This is a key missing link for the Inner West Cycleway from Lewisham to the CBD which is approx.. 8km of separated cycleway, shared path and quiet street infrastructure which will connect to the under construction Greenway to the west. This route will connect Lewisham and Petersham via Stanmore, Newtown and Redfern to the CBD a strategic cycleway corridor network in NSW. | $2,918,500 | $5,837,000 |
| NT | Katherine Town Council | Zimin Drive Shared Pathway | The project is to design and construct a 2.4 m wide, 5.7 km long, shared bicycle and pedestrian sealed pathway along Zimin Drive. | $756,000 | $1,080,000 |
| QLD | Barcoo Shire Council | Urban Pathways Project | This project will create a network of pathways within three Shire towns - Jundah, Stonehenge and Windorah. The project will extend existing pathways, completing 'missing links' and creating continuous and safe connections between high use areas such as schools and community facilities. | $368,739 | $737,479 |
| QLD | Brisbane City Council | Construction of Sylvan Road Bikeway | This project will complete the "missing link" between the Western Freeway Bikeway and the Bicentennial Bikeway by providing a bi directional fully separated facility over a distance of about 1.5km. Due to topographic and network constraints, the most feasible route between the two bikeways is along Sylvan Road. The Western Freeway Bikeway and the Bicentennial Bikeway offer a high standard of safety and amenity with protected and off-road facilities for people on bikes. Sylvan Road, which connects the two, is currently a mix of peak hour bike lanes (delivered in 2017) and bike lanes between parked cars and motor vehicle traffic. This infrastructure gap means the network link is inaccessible to people using e-mobility devices. This project will significantly improve active transport outcomes for a very large catchment by providing a continuous dedicated cycle facility between the Western Freeway and Bicentennial Bikeways. This missing link is the final piece in providing a fully separated active transport facility from Richlands in the West to the Brisbane CBD totally a distance of approximately 20km. This project is identified as a priority project by Bicycle Queensland in consultation with Bicycle User Groups. | $5,000,000 | $12,000,000 |
| QLD | Burdekin Shire Council | Home Hill Walking Path Network | Construction of 2 kilometres of new 2 metre wide connected pathway in 11th Avenue from 15th Street to 17th Street, 15th Street from 11th Avenue to 14th Avenue and 14th Avenue from 4th Street to 14th Avenue to improve safety. The pathway is part of and will complete the Home Hill Be-Active Trail. | $566,851 | $1,133,702 |
| QLD | Carpentaria Shire Council | Karumba Pathway | This project will construct a 2m wide concrete footpath from Karumba CBD to the Les Wilson Barramundi Discovery Centre along Yapper Street in Karumba. The pathway will be approximately 1,930 metres long. The pathway will be constructed to FNQROC standard drawing (S1035). This pathway will be used by community members and the many visitors to our region. The pathway will extend the footpath in the Karumba CBD and travel adjacent to Yapper Street to The Les Wilson Barramundi Discovery Centre, which is a major tourism attraction in the region. | $300,000 | $641,752 |
| QLD | Douglas Shire Council | Port Douglas Road Principle Cycle Network Upgrade, Lakeland Avenue to Old Port Road, construction of shared path | The project will upgrade 2.1km of existing pathway along Port Douglas Road to a 2.5-3m wide shared path. The project includes;
| $1,287,660 | $2,575,320 |
| QLD | Fraser Coast Regional Council | Construction of a pathway along Madsen Road between Maike Drive to Urraween Road, Urraween | The project will provide for construction of new pathway along Madsen Road between Maike Drive and Urraween Road. Approximately 306 m of pathway will be constructed to provide an off-road shared facility (approx. 2.5- 2.8m in width). Works will include reinstatement of several residential and commercial driveway crossings and planting four street trees for shade. The pathway will be used by students travelling to and from two nearby schools (P- 12) and visitors to medical precinct (inc. public and private hospital). | $175,126 | $350,252 |
| QLD | Gladstone Regional Council | Design and construction of Muirhead Street footpath, Calliope | The project will construct approximately 750 meters of pathway along Muirhead Street, completing a missing link. This pathway will provide safe access for the local primary school and the industrial precinct. | $510,444 | $1,020,888 |
| QLD | Lockyer Valley Regional Council | New footpath construction Jones Road, Withcott | Construction of approximately 235m of walkway along Jones Road, Withcott to promote active transport and connectivity for residents. Safety improvements for road users and pedestrians. | $185,713 | $371,426 |
| QLD | Lockyer Valley Regional Council | New footpath construction Fairway Drive, Hatton Vale | Construction of approximately 470m of walkway along Fairway Drive, Hatton Vale to promote active transport and connectivity for residents. Safety improvements for road users and pedestrians. | $337,302 | $674,605 |
| QLD | Lockyer Valley Regional Council | New footpath construction Laidley Township | Construction of approximately 1800m of walkway in the Laidley Township to promote active transport and connectivity for residents. Safety improvements for road users and pedestrians. | $632,628 | $1,265,256 |
| QLD | Mareeba Shire Council | Arara Street Kuranda, pathway connection | The project will provide the critical missing link from the Barang Street intersection on Arara Street to the Kuranda Library/community precinct. The project will design and construct a 320m x 2m wide footpath, 2 kerb ramps, and 211m of roadside kerbing to connect the southern end of Arara St from Barang St intersection to the Kuranda Library/community precinct. | $225,388 | $281,820 |
| QLD | Moreton Bay Regional Council | Diamond Jubilee Way intersection crossing improvements, North Lakes | The project is located at the intersections of Diamond Jubilee Way with Discovery Drive, Memorial Drive and Endeavour Boulevard in North Lakes. The project scope includes the installation of four wombat (raised pedestrian) crossings on each left-turn slip lane of the signalised intersections, in order to enable safer active transport user access across each of the intersections. | $515,000 | $1,055,825 |
| QLD | Moreton Bay Regional Council | Scarborough Road shared pathway upgrade, Scarborough | The project is located over a 650m section of Scarborough Road in Scarborough, between Griffith Road and Sunnyside Road, and involves the upgrade of the existing footpath on the eastern side of Scarborough Road to a 2.5m-wide shared pathway with appropriate shade tree planting, in order to encourage active transport use along a key local corridor. | $225,000 | $467,284 |
| QLD | Moreton Bay Regional Council | Mount Mee Road (Terrors Creek) active transport bridge and pathways, Dayboro | The project is located on Mount Mee Road in Dayboro, and involves the construction of an active transport bridge across Terrors Creek, with the provision of shared pathways linking to existing infrastructure at either end of the bridge. The project is intended to resolve current accessibility sand safety issues encountered by active transport users seeking to cross Terrors Creek. | $2,000,000 | $4,120,022 |
| QLD | Moreton Bay Regional Council | Bridges Road pathway construction, Morayfield | The project is located over a 1.3km section of Bridges Road in Morayfield, between Oakey Flat Road and Hauton Road. The project scope includes construction of a new pathway on the southern side of Brudges Road, new kerb ramps at Polar Court and Linden Court, and street tree planting. The length of Bridges Road falls on Council's secondary active transport network, and therefore requires the provision of an appropriate pathway in line with Council's Planning Scheme. | $450,000 | $925,241 |
| QLD | Mount Isa City Council | Fourth Avenue Principle Cycle Network - separable portion 2 | The project will construct the second separable portion of the Fourth Avenue Principal Cycle Network consisting of:
| $810,329 | $1,620,658 |
| QLD | Noosa Shire Council | Coastal Pathway Stage 1 - Peregian Beach Active Street | Delivery of approximately 800m of active street in conjunction with wayfinding signage and off-road pathways between the southern Shire border (generally from the David Low Way / Emu Mountain Rd roundabout) extending into and along Lorikeet Drive to Jabiru St. The project will include landscaping and upgrades to several intersections with lighting. | $785,000 | $1,570,000 |
| QLD | Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council | Bamaga Footpath Renewal Project | The project will upgrade existing footpath pavers on Poi Poi, Sebasio and Sagaukaz Streets in the Bamaga community. Approximately 650m of footpath consisting of broken pavers will be removed and replaced with a concrete footpath. The Poi Poi footpath are used by students travelling to and from the NPA State College (Junior Campus). The Sagaukaz Street is used by community and hospital staff to access the Bamaga Hospital and NPA State College (Senior Campuses). The Sebasio Street is used by community to access the local park that includes a playground and public toilet. | $233,338 | $285,500 |
| QLD | QLD TMR | 197 Western Yeppoon - Emu Park Road Cycling Works | Detailed design and construction of 2.5m wide Off-road shared cycle path on 197 Western Yeppoon - Emu Park Road. | $1,143,885 | $2,287,770 |
| QLD | QLD TMR | Chalk Drive/Neil Street Intersection and Chalk Drive/Ruthven Street Intersections Toowoomba, Cycling Works | Detailed design and construction of upgrades to Chalk Drive/ Neil Street and Chalk Drive/ Ruthven Street intersections. | $4,042,255 | $8,084,510 |
| QLD | QLD TMR | 194 Rockhampton - Emu Park Road Cycling Works | Detailed design and construction of 2.5m wide Off-road shared cycle path on 194 Rockhampton-Emu Park Road | $1,233,391 | $2,466,782 |
| QLD | Redland City Council | Construction of pathway along Torquay Road, Redland Bay | This project aims to provide pedestrians with a 500m path making a safer and more reliable route from Torquay Road to the boat ramp at Point Talburpin Park. By improving the pathway, we will ensure that pedestrians can travel safely and comfortably, reducing the likelihood of accidents and enhancing the overall accessibility of the park | $384,059 | $883,336 |
| QLD | Redland City Council | Design and Construction of pathway along Windemere Road, Alexandra Hills | This project aims to significantly improve pedestrian safety at Brompton Street with 370m of path and an upgrade of the lighting and the intersection at Brompton Street. By realigning the footpath and intersection, we will create a safer and more accessible crossing for all pedestrians. | $692,509 | $1,592,772 |
| QLD | Southern Downs Regional Council | Rosehill Road, Warwick - Shared Pathway Construction | This project is the construction of a new shared pathway along Rosehill Road from Wood Street to Victoria Street in Warwick. The shared pathway will improve the liveability in the community by connecting major roads providing infrastructure for the protection of cyclists and pedestrians in a high traffic area. It will connect multiple residential areas with parkland and services allowing for easier active transport choices during everyday life. | $750,000 | $1,500,000 |
| QLD | Torres Shire Council | Design and Upgrade of the Aubrey Parade and Douglas Street footpath, Thursday Island | The project will upgrade existing sections of pathway along Aubrey Parade and Douglas Street. Approximately 0.5km of pathway will be widened and upgraded to improve safety and accessibility. The pathway is used extensively by the local community to access services including the Hospital and sporting facilities. | $1,200,000 | $1,200,000 |
| SA | City of Charles Sturt | Grange Lakes path, Henley Beach, Chambers Street connection | The project will connect the completed northern and southern Grange Lakes paths, with an 800m off-road path parallel with Chambers Street. This strategic missing link will connect to two high schools and two primary schools, as well as the Henley and Grange Memorial Oval sports precinct. The path will have lighting and four wombat crossings at road crossings to improve safety. | $1,000,000 | $2,350,000 |
| SA | District Council of Loxton Waikerie | Loxton Active Transport Project | Construction of an off-road shared path in the township of Loxton. | $565,713 | $1,131,427 |
| SA | District Council of Loxton Waikerie | Waikerie Ramco Active Transport Project | Construction of an off-road shared path in the townships of Waikerie and Ramco. | $565,713 | $1,131,427 |
| SA | District Council of Streaky Bay | Streaky Bay East West Connection - Stage 1 | Construction of Montgomerie Terrace Shared Use Path from East Terrace to Bay Road, Streaky Bay | $1,016,400 | $1,452,000 |
| SA | Mount Barker District Council | Construct of Bollen Road Shared Trail | The project will deliver a new 1.1-kilometre trail link along Bollen Road, connecting to the existing primary trail network along Western Flat Creek via a footbridge. The project will also deliver a 640 m footpath along Western verge in Bollen Road, connecting the school to the bus stops, and the new land development at the top corner. The scope also includes lighting upgrade throughout the length to improve safety and usability during night time hours together with a school crossing over Bollen Rd and a shared path bridge over Western Flat Creek. | $977,020 | $1,994,040 |
| SA | Tatiara District Council | Construction of new shared path along Rowney Road/Naracoorte Road to connect Bordertown with Mundulla. | The project will construct 5.60km of off-road shared use path along Rowney Road/Naracoorte Road between Clayton Farm Track, Bordertown and Pigeon Flat Road, Mundulla.
| $236,500 | $473,000 |
| SA | Town of Gawler | Clark Road Shared Use Path and Streetscape Upgrade | The project will comprise a 2.5 metre shared path on the southern side of Clark Road for a length of approximately 700 metres between Coventry Road and Tambelin Railway Station Seven pedestrian kerb ramps will also be installed crossing and connecting to adjacent local street. Existing bus stops will also be upgraded and indented to enhance pedestrian safety and compliance with DDA accessibility requirements, existing street lighting will be audited to improve visibility, aid navigation and enhance feelings of safety and reduced crime, especially adjacent to Tambelin Railway Station. New street tree planting and landscaping will be installed to provide shade and amenity for active transport users to further encourage use throughout the year. | $252,757 | $505,515 |
| TAS | Brighton Council | Brighton Road and East Derwent Highway Shared Path | Design and construction of a new shared path split into two components - the first component focuses on providing a shared path that connects the existing path along the East Derwent Highway (terminating west of Chalmers Link) to the path for the new Bridgewater Bridge (terminating north of Braydon Court). The second component extends the path along Glenstone Road in Brighton, linking it to the pathway network within the Brighton township. | $497,500 | $995,000 |
| TAS | City of Launceston | Design and Construction of the Kings Meadows Connector Shared Path | The project will build a new path alongside Connector Park Dr (476m) and the Kings Meadow Connector (634m). This path will connect Youngtown Primary School, existing footpath networks within the Oakden Park area, and the Kate Reed Reserve. Informal access and desire paths exist along the proposed route showing current community need. | $670,600 | $1,341,200 |
| TAS | Meander Valley Council | Design & Construction of the Panorama Road shared use path, Blackstone Heights | For the Design & Construction of approximately 2.1 km of new shared use path, along Panorama Road between Bayview Drive and Neptune Drive, Blackstone Heights. The improvements will create a safer route for cyclists and pedestrians by removing the need to travel on the road (shared with vehicles) and will promote active travel in the area. | $889,300 | $1,800,000 |
| TAS | Tasman Council | Nubeena White Beach Walking Track | The project will design and construct a 4km multi-use walking track that connects the towns of Nubeena and White Beach, enhancing community connectivity, safety, and accessibility. The track will cater to pedestrians, cyclists, and recreational users, providing a safe, sustainable, and attractive alternative to vehicular travel. | $2,200,000 | $4,600,000 |
| VIC | Ararat Rural City Council | Design and Upgrade of the Active Transport Bicycle Network, Ararat | The project and design and upgrade approximately 9.85 kms of key bicycle routes identified in the Ararat on the Move - Active Transport and Lifestyle Strategy. The network will connect local residents and visitors to key places of employment, schools, community organisations, recreational facilities, Ararat CBD and train station. | $266,000 | $399,000 |
| VIC | Bass Coast Shire Council | Design and construction of the Ventnor Road Shared Path, Phillip Island | A 2 kilometre long, 2.5 wide concrete shared path that will link into 2.5 kilometres of existing shared path to form a 4.5 kilometre shared path linking the townships of Cowes and Ventnor. | $980,000 | $1,960,000 |
| VIC | City of Darebin | BT Connor Reserve Shared Path | The project will construct a two-way shared path along the southern edge of BT Connor Reserve. It will measure approximately 280 metres in length and connect the Merri Creek Trail with a Darebin Streets for People Corridor and Victorian Government Strategic Cycling Corridor. | $158,000 | $316,000 |
| VIC | City of Port Phillip | Beacon Road Active Transport Safety Upgrade, Port Melbourne | This project includes the development of a detailed design and delivery of a safe bike riding corridor along Beacon Road between Howe Parade and Williamstown Road, connecting a new pedestrian-operated signal on Williamstown Rd (to be delivered by DTP) and the Garden City Bike Corridor. | $515,000 | $1,030,000 |
| VIC | Frankston City Council | Construction of Shared User Path (SUP) on Towerhill Road, Frankston South | Approximately 1km of standard footpath will be upgraded to Shared User Path (SUP) standard. Construction of traffic calming treatments, including raised crossings. | $923,650 | $1,847,300 |
| VIC | Glen Eira City Council | Improving Paths, Connecting Communities | Improving key cycling corridors to better connect major activity centres in Glen Eira. | $2,336,000 | $4,836,000 |
| VIC | Hobsons Bay City Council | Kororoit Creek Shared Trail Stages 4 and 5 | The project will construct a 2.7km section of new shared trail, connecting Stages 1, 2 and 3 to the new Stages 4 and 5. | $5,000,000 | $15,482,221 |
| VIC | Horsham Rural City Council | Horsham Central Activity District - Safe eastern access for cyclists and pedestrians | Implement safety upgrades to two key entry roads into the Horsham Central Activity District | $900,000 | $2,248,000 |
| VIC | Hume City Council | Highland Drive Shared User Path Upgrade | The project will involve the upgrade of approximately 160m of footpath to a shared path on Highlander Drive between Estuary Place and Andaman Drive. This fills a missing link between SUP network on both ends of the proposed link. | $50,000 | $100,000 |
| VIC | Hume City Council | Lygon Drive Shared User Path and Cycling Facilities Upgrades | Upgrade approximately 475m of footpath to SUP on Lygon Drive between Craigieburn Road and Central Park Avenue and provide other cycling improvements. | $200,000 | $400,000 |
| VIC | Maroondah City Council | Design and construction of Greenwood Avenue Shared Use Path | This project will upgrade approximately 1.1 km of footpath to a shared use path (SUP) along the full length of Greenwood Avenue, Ringwood. The off-road SUP provides a strategic active transport link for all abilities between the railway station in central Ringwood and the regional Jubilee Sports Precinct, and the Aquinas College and Great Ryrie Primary School. A Draft Detailed Design has been completed. Prior to construction, IFC Design and Lighting Design is required. | $681,630 | $1,363,260 |
| VIC | Melbourne City Council | Rathdowne Street Traffic Signals Upgrade | Design and construction of 3 traffic signals upgrades on Rathdowne Street, Carlton | $963,095 | $1,926,190 |
| VIC | Melton City Council | Design and construction of a shared use path along Westwood Drive, Burnside/Ravenhall | The project will construct approximately 3km of shared path which includes 2km widening of existing footpath and 1km of new shared path along Westwood Drive. This will deliver a shared path in the industrial estate south of Ballarat Road that currently has no paths on either side of the road, and widens the existing footpath from Ballarat Road to Rockbank Middle Road Burnside that currently doesn’t have any cyclist infrastructure and very high traffic volumes on the road. The project will provide a shared path that connects the industrial employment precinct, shopping centres, schools and community facilities along this road corridor. | $969,527 | $1,939,054 |
| VIC | Melton City Council | Design and Construction of Raised Priority Crossings - Caroline Springs Boulevard and Gourlay Road Corridor, Caroline Springs | This project will deliver 21 new raised shared use path crossings, two new at-grade shared use path crossings and modification of nine existing pedestrian crossings on both sides of the 8.5 km Caroline Springs Boulevard and Gourlay Road corridor. This will provide a premium, consistent active transport corridor for users of the Caroline Springs train station, Caroline Springs Library, the Caroline Springs retail precinct, and 15 schools, sports precincts, retail outlets, employment hubs and community facilities. | $1,147,093 | $2,294,187 |
| VIC | Moorabool Shire Council | Griffith Street, Maddingley Active Transport Corridor | Construction of an off road Active Transport Corridor along Griffith Street, Maddingley connecting new residential growth areas to Retail, Schools, Recreation Facilities and Train Station. | $1,814,503 | $3,629,007 |
| VIC | Moorabool Shire Council | Gordon Township Active Transport Loop | Construction of an active transport route in Gordon to create new shared user paths connecting key recreation nodes and separating pedestrians and cyclists from traffic. | $678,825 | $1,357,650 |
| VIC | Mount Alexander Shire Council | Design and construction of McKenzie Hill to Parker Street Shared Pathway, Castlemaine | This project will design and construct a 3.6km shared cycling and pedestrian pathway linking McKenzie Hill to Parker Street via the Castlemaine Railway Station. This route is used by children and families travelling to and from schools and childcare centres, and by commuters travelling to the train station and Castlemaine town centre. | $3,010,600 | $3,763,200 |
| VIC | Warrnambool City Council | Industrial Precinct Footpath Construction | Construction of approximately 1700m of standard footpath within the Warrnambool Industrial Precinct, linking residential areas, public open space and public transport to the commercial area. | $266,626 | $533,252 |
| VIC | Yarra Ranges Council | Design and construction of the Liverpool Road Trail, Kilsyth | This project will create a new 1.7 km long shared user path (S.U.P.) along Liverpool Road, between Canterbury Road and Mount Dandenong Road, Kilsyth. It will feed into nearby trails, and connect key destinations such as the Baywater Business Precinct and Pinks Reserve which is a regional Basketball and Netball facility. The trail will also include raised crossings at high risk conflict points to improve safety for future trail users. | $463,938 | $927,876 |
| WA | City of Canning | Design and Construction of Wharf Street (Rail to River) Shared Use Path - Cannington | The proposed active transport infrastructure improvements will increase connectivity between Metronet's Elevated Rail Project and the Canning River Regional Park through the Canning City Centre by constructing 620m of new path and upgrade 700m of existing path. The new and upgraded paths will be constructed to a shared use path width of 3.0m to improve active transport for nearby facilities including two local schools, Cannington Leisureplex, Coker Park and the Queens Park and Cannington Stations. Other infrastructure improvements include new formal pedestrian crossing facilities, parking embayments and intersection improvements. | $1,111,682 | $3,429,430 |
| WA | City of Gosnells | Finalise design and commence construction of missing shared path and lighting, Nicholson Road, Canning Vale | This project will construct 1400m of coloured concrete path to complete the shared path along Nicholson Road from the prison precinct access to Acourt Road. The design would also include installation of street lighting along Nicholson Road and reduction of the posted speed along the proposed route. | $552,853 | $1,105,706 |
| WA | City of Karratha | Construction of Path Links for Bathgate and Dampier Road | Construction of 1.3km of missing path links along Bathgate and Dampier Road to connect to the shopping centre. | $774,000 | $1,548,000 |
| WA | City of Mandurah | Construction of Falcon Coastal Shared Path | The Falcon Coastal Shared Path project plans to build a path stretching along the entire coast of Falcon. This path will link up with existing coastal paths in Wannanup to the south and Halls Head to the north, covering a total distance of about 3.9 kilometres. | $4,848,000 | $9,782,200 |
| WA | City of Stirling | Updating Final Design and Construction of Mirrabooka Avenue Shared Path, Mirrabooka | The project will upgrade a 1750m section of 2.0m to 2.5m wide concrete path located along one of the Secondary Routes of the City's Long Term Cycle Network. The existing path will be replaced with a 1750m section of 3.0m wide high-quality red asphalt. The current pathway is substandard for cycling, and upgrading it will create an important link in the cycling network between the Beach Rd shared path and the Reid Highway principal shared path. There are two schools and a TAFE along and adjacent to the route, and the route provides a cycling connection into the Mirrabooka activity centre. Minor changes to the final design completed in 2022 are required due to variations to the site since then. | $902,444 | $1,804,888 |
| WA | City of Subiaco | Design and construction of Shared Path along Salvado Road, Bishop Street to Harborne Street, Subiaco | The project will install a Shared Path adjacent Salvado Road on the southern side from Bishop Street to Harborne Street. Approximately 650m of shared path will be constructed to improve the safety of cyclists and pedestrians. The corridor is a secondary route under the Department of Transport's Long Term Cycle Network. The shared path is part of the strategic East-West cycle connection between the City and the beaches. It will also link the recently developed Subiaco Commons area to the shared path. | $596,500 | $1,193,000 |
| WA | City of Subiaco | Design and construction of shared path along Salvado Road, Harborne Street to Haydn Bunton Drive, Subiaco | The project will install a shared path adjacent Salvado Road on the southern side from Harborne Street to Haydn Bunton Drive. Approximately 700m of shared path will be constructed to improve the safety of cyclists and pedestrians. The corridor is a secondary route under the Department of Transport's Long Term Cycle Network. The shared path will link the recently developed Subiaco Commons area to important shopping hospitality, commercial, cultural and entertainment facilities. | $603,000 | $1,206,000 |
| WA | Shire of Boddington | Boddington to Ranford Pathway | Replace the 50 year old existing 1.2m concrete footpath with a 2.4m wide asphalt dual use footpath. Overall length 1.9km. | $72,326 | $616,978 |
| WA | Shire of Cunderdin | Design and Constuction of Shared Pathway circular route on Watts, Togo, Yilgarn & Hodgson Street, Cunderdin | This project involves the design and construction of new footpaths along Togo Avenue, Watts Avenue, Hodgson Street and Yilgarn Avenue, spanning approximately 3.25 kilometres with a width of 1.8m. These pathways will serve multiple purposes, including forming a fitness track for community use and providing safe access for students and community members traveling to school and the Cunderdin Golf Club. | $852,182 | $1,704,365 |
| WA | Shire of Dowerin | Footpath upgrades along Memorial Avenue, East Street, Goldfields Road and Cottrell Street, Dowerin | This project will replace the existing narrow and unsafe footpaths and add new connecting paths where required along Memorial Avenue, East Street, Goldfields Road, Cottrell Street, Maisey Street and Griffiths Street. The works will upgrade at least 2.73 kilometres of footpath and will generally be widened to 2 metres to accommodate shared usage, however, will narrow to 1.8 metres at some points to mitigate damage to existing trees along the works. Where the path narrows to 1.8 metres, adequate warnings will be provided. | $351,457 | $702,914 |
| WA | Shire of Nannup | Southern Bridges Shared Path | Two 2.5 meter-wide shared paths, one 237m and the other 146m long separated by Vasse Highway. Both paths will span a low-level culvert that cross Nannup and Carlotta brooks. They will tie into existing paths either end of the project. Each culvert will consist of three barrels constructed of 1050mm diameter reinforced concrete pipes, complete with headwalls at both the inlets and outlets. | $611,586 | $1,084,415 |
| WA | Town of Cottesloe | Design and upgrade of the Marine Parade Shared Pathway, North Street to Curtin Avenue | The project involves upgrading the existing pathway along Marine Parade between Curtin Avenue and North Street. The pathway has been recognised as a Primary Route in the Department of Transport’s Long Term Cycle Network (LTCN). Approximately 4km of the pathway will be widened and upgraded to improve the safety of road users (cyclists, pedestrians) by diverting them off a high vehicle volume distributor road. | $4,175,000 | $4,375,000 |