Victoria’s busiest arterial road will be closed for eight days in January as part of a massive summer construction blitz to reduce congestion, remove level crossings and deliver the major transport projects Victoria needs.
Melbourne’s first dedicated busway will be built as part of North East Link – slashing travel times and delivering more services, more often to the north eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
New standards of innovation and sustainability will drive development of Fishermans Bend, with the release of the 2050 vision document establishing a clear direction for future planning work and delivery.
The design for the future of Hoddle Street is out to market this week, which will give 330,000 motorists and public transport users a more reliable journey each day.
Early works have begun on the Andrews Labor Government’s transformation of the Hurstbridge line.
The Andrews Labor Government is making the daily commute for 330,000 motorists faster and more reliable, by upgrading four key intersections along Hoddle Street.
A notorious single-track section of the Hurstbridge line will be duplicated with a new rail tunnel to enable faster, more frequent and more reliable services for Melbourne’s north east.
Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has approved the Echuca-Moama Bridge project under the Environment Effects Act, the next step in delivering the long-overdue second Murray River crossing for northern Victoria.
Planning controls to protect helicopter flight paths have been locked in around six Victorian hospitals.
The Andrews Labor Government has taken the next step in the $5.5 billion Western Distributor Project, releasing the scoping requirements that will shape the Environmental Effects Statement (EES).
Minister for Planning Richard Wynne has launched the rebooted Plan Melbourne, today releasing a discussion paper for consultation as part of delivering a smart plan to support Melbourne’s future growth.