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Major Projects Business Case Fund

The Major Projects Business Case Fund (MPBCF) initiative supports the development of robust major project business cases for nationally significant projects and enables the Commonwealth to engage early with states and territories in planning processes to ensure broader Commonwealth objectives are considered as projects are developed.

In the 2023-24 Budget, the Australian Government committed an additional $200 million over 2 years into the MPBCF.

Business cases funded

  • Orrong Road Expressway—Graham Farmer Freeway to Leach Highway Planning project
  • Sydney to Newcastle Faster Rail
  • Improving connectivity to Port of Melbourne—Business Case
  • Perth to Bunbury Faster Rail Corridor Investigation
  • Brisbane Inland Rail Intermodal Terminal
  • Brisbane North-West Transport Corridor
  • Centenary Motorway Upgrade
  • EastLink WA (Orange Route)
  • Fast Rail Melbourne to Albury-Wodonga
  • Fast Rail Melbourne to Traralgon
  • Fast Rail Sydney to Parkes
  • Fast Rail Sydney to Wollongong
  • Fast Rail Brisbane to Gold Coast
  • Melbourne Inland Rail Intermodal Terminal
  • New Line Road
  • North Brisbane Bruce Western Alternative
  • Port Botany to Kingsford Smith Airport Mascot
  • South Geelong to Waurn Ponds Stage 3
  • Salisbury to Beaudesert Rail Business Case
  • Southern Sunshine Coast Roads Improvement Study
  • Toowoomba to Brisbane Passenger Rail Business Case
  • Improving Connectivity to Port of Melbourne – Business Case
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Morphett Street, Mount Barker - 058072-15SA-RTR
Road is very degraded due to heavy traffic and bus route.Deep lift asphalt and associated kerbing.
Meyers Road (Rural Road) - 058073-15SA-RTR
Road is unsafe due to poor drainage and localised flooding, creating potholes. Upgrade from unsealed to sealed forms improvement plan for this road, addressing increased tourist traffic.Reconstruct and seal 2.6km at 7m wide (9m formation).Total cost of proposed project is $419,423
Anne Street/Waring Street, Tarpeena - 058074-15SA-RTR
Road is unsafe due to poor drainage and localised flooding. Water cannot drain off the road due to deterioration of the road. Forms part of township improvement plan for Tarpeena, road changes from unsealed to seal and kerb. Realignment of intersection to improve safety.Kerb and seal intersection 80m at 8m wide.
Dry Creek Road, Donovans - 058075-15SA-RTR
Road is unsafe due to poor drainage and localised flooding. Water cannot drain off the road due to deterioration of the road. Forms part of township improvement plan for Donovans, road improved with kerb and drainage.Kerb and seal intersection 200m at 8m wide.
McKay Road (Rural Road) - 058076-15SA-RTR
Road is unsafe due to poor drainage and localised flooding, creating potholes. Upgrade from unsealed to sealed forms improvement plan for this road, addressing increased traffic.Reconstruct and seal 400m section at 7m wide (9m formation).
Sunnyside Road, Gruyere - 058077-15VIC-RTR
The existing bridge has an ageing steel beam and timber deck structure and forms a vital access link for the community. The existing bridge is too narrow for two way traffic, the speed zone is 80km/h and non-vehicular traffic is poorly catered for.Replacement of the existing bridge structure with a new concrete construction, 8.5 metre wide with a 16 metre span, that will meet current day traffic loadings. Widening on road approaches to suit new bridge width. A pedestrian path will be provided on the bridge structure.
Station Street, Belgrave - 058078-15VIC-RTR
The existing sealed road has deteriorated significantly, with cracking, edge breaks and potholes evident. Rehabilitation of the road surface is necessary. The roadway is a local road. Upgrading of the road will improve local amenity and safety of access for road users.Rehabilitation of the existing sealed road pavement for a length of 750 metres from Belgrave-Hallam Road to Benson Street, widening the existing road by 1 metre, and constructing kerb and channel to improve drainage.
McIver Road, Mareeba - 058079-15QLD-RTR
The existing 3.5m wide bitumen seal and concrete causeway is too narrow for the number of school buses and passenger vehicles now using this section of McLver Road. Two vehicles are unable to pass without utilising the unsealed road verge or the table drain which creates an unsafe environment for the road users. The existing road pavement is also substandard and is showing signs of detoriation from heavy use by commercial vehicles.The proposed works include the widening of the existing 3.5m wide bitumen road to 7.5m to allow the safe passing of school buses and passenger vehicles and the reconstruction of the road pavement to improve it's load bearing capacity. This work also includes the widening of an existing concrete causeway.
Brickley Street - 058080-15QLD-RTR
The street is not sealed full width to the existing kerb and channel, which creates a dust problem in the dry season and is too boggy in the wet when cars enter and exit their properties.The proposed works include widening of the existing bitumen by approximately 3.0m each side to connect with the existing kerb and channel
Chewko Road (rural road) - 058081-15QLD-RTR
The existing 3.5m wide bitumen seal is too narrow for the number of commercial and passenger vehicles now using this section of Chewko Road. Two vehicles are unable to pass without utilising the unsealed road verge or the table drain which creates an unsafe environment for the road users. The existing road pavement is also substandard and is showing signs of detoriation from heavy useThe proposed works include the widening of the existing 3.5m wide bitumen road to 6.5m to allow the safe passing of commercial and passenger vehicles and the reconstruction of the road pavement to improve it's load bearing capacity.Total cost of proposed project is $590,000

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