Transport NSW Drives Record Infrastructure Investment in 2025

Record-Breaking Infrastructure Investment

Transport for NSW is currently executing Australia’s largest transport infrastructure program, with a substantial $76.7 billion investment planned over the next four years. The projects are future-focused, embracing the latest technology and innovative approaches to deliver improved outcomes across infrastructure, freight, and technology sectors.

Major Projects Underway

Key initiatives include the Sydney Light Rail, a comprehensive 12-kilometre network with 19 stops extending from Circular Quay to Kingsford and Randwick, and the Parramatta Light Rail, another 12-kilometre network with 16 stops connecting Westmead to Carlingford via the Parramatta CBD.

A significant development is the Western Harbour Tunnel and Warringah Freeway Upgrade, which will create a western bypass of the Sydney CBD. This major infrastructure project aims to reduce pressure on existing corridors and improve Sydney’s transport efficiency.

Rail Infrastructure Modernisation

The NSW Government is currently implementing comprehensive upgrades and modifications to rail infrastructure across the state as part of the Mariyung and Regional Rail fleet projects. Working closely with industry and community stakeholders, Transport for NSW is focused on creating a world-class transport system that will help shape cities, centres, and communities for future generations.

Future Impact and Development

With a total infrastructure investment of $74 billion in NSW, these city-shaping projects are designed to reduce commute times and enhance Sydney’s status as a global city. The initiatives are crucial for elevating the greater Sydney metropolitan region to meet international standards.

Transport for NSW remains committed to delivering better transport solutions for the future of NSW, ensuring a connected, efficient, and sustainable transport network for generations to come.