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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
  • Platform and Signalling Upgrade Program Business Case

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Ponkeen Creek Road (Rural Road) - 059392-15VIC-RTR
The road pavement is being final sealed or resealed as per Council maintenance protocols.The entire section of pavement will be spray sealed and appropriate sized stone applied. In some instances emulsions or micro seals may be applied.
Gidyea Street Barcaldine - 059393-15QLD-RTR
The majority of streets within Barcaldine have a narrow bitumen seal which is insufficient for vehicles to pass and are without kerb and channel. Due to narrowness of the seal vehicles need to drive on the adjacent unsealed shoulders when passing which generates a dust hazard. During rain events potholes form readily immediately adjacent to the bitumen edge which deteroriates the unsealed shoulder further.Reconstruction of the existing pavement and the installation of kerb and channel to formalise the carriageway, minimise dust and improve drainage.
Spring Creek Road (Rural Road) - 059394-15VIC-RTR
The road pavement is being final sealed or resealed as per Council maintenance protocols.The entire section of pavement will be spray sealed and appropriate sized stone applied. In some instances emulsions or micro seals may be applied.
Warrenbayne West Road (Rural Road) - 059395-15VIC-RTR
The road pavement is being final sealed or resealed as per Council maintenance protocols.The entire section of pavement will be spray sealed and appropriate sized stone applied. In some instances emulsions or micro seals may be applied.
Coolibah Street Barcaldine - 059397-15QLD-RTR
The majority of streets within Barcaldine have a narrow bitumen seal which is insufficient for vehicles to pass and are without kerb and channel. Due to narrowness of the seal vehicles need to drive on the adjacent unsealed shoulders when passing which generates a dust hazard. during rain events potholes form readily, immediately adjacent to the bitumen edge which deteriorates the unsealed shoulder further.Reconstruction of the existing pavement and the installation of kerb and channel to formalise the carriageway, minimise dust and improve drainage.
Brockman street, Norseman - 059398-15WA-RTR
The seal is showing signs of minor edge break, the aggregate has worn smooth, has poor skid resistance and the binder condition is brittle.A single coat reseal to preserve the base course and prevent a complete rebuild.
Dennison Drive Norseman - 059399-15WA-RTR
The seal is showing signs of cracking, some potholes and minor edge break. The aggregate has worn smooth, has poor skid resistance and the binder condition is brittle.A single coat reseal to preserve the base course and prevent a complete rebuild.
Cemetery Road (Urban Road) Muttaburra - 059400-15QLD-RTR
Existing carriageway is an unsealed gravel road. During periods of dry weather dust holes occur, during periods of wet weather the road becomes boggy (black soil). In both instances the road is difficult to traverse.Reconstruction of gravel section of road to an 8m standard to a pavement depth of 200mm. Prime and seal the recontructed pavement to a width of 6m.
McWhannell Street Aramac - 059401-15QLD-RTR
Existing pavement is deformed which presents a safety hazard to the motorists.Pavement to be scarified, 50mm top up material to be added. Pavement to be recompacted, primed and sealed.
Oallen Ford Road, Nadgigomar Creek - 059402-15NSW-RTR
Dangerous road alignment and narrow road width.Realignment of existing sealed road and widen pavement to 9m pavement with 7m bitumen 14/7mm two coat seal to improve safety and smoothness of ride, 800m length.

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