Linking Victoria

Linking Victoria - the biggest transport program in Victoria's history

The Bracks Government's $5 billion Linking Victoria program is revitalising Victoria's transport system. As the centrepiece of the Government's transport policy, this program is linking communities and fostering economic development and jobs by improving our road, rail and port networks.

News, projects and publications The Minister for Transport has announced Marshalltown Road as the site for a new railway station to service the rapidly growing areas around Grovedale in Geelong. Find out more from the New railway station for Geelong page.

The latest issue of the Linking Victoria magazine is now available. Previous editions are also available to download from the About Linking Victoria page.

Find out more about the other major State Government projects being delivered across Victoria on the Major Projects web site.

About Linking Victoria
Benefits for all Victorians
Keeping you informed
The vision for Linking Victoria
Join the Linking Victoria mailing list

Public transport
Connecting Transport Services | Metropolitan Train and Tram Extensions | Public Transport Planning | Rural School Bus Safety | Safer Public Transport | SmartBus | Tram 109 | Victoria Parade | Vermont South Tram Extension

Roads
Accident Blackspot Program | Bike paths | Calder Corridor | Craigieburn Bypass | Eastern Freeway Extension | Geelong Road project | Hallam Bypass | Mitcham-Frankston Freeway

Regional freight links
Dock Link Road | Rail gauge standardisation | Wodonga Rail Bypass

Regional rail
Bringing trains back to Victorians | New railway station for Geelong | Regional Fast Rail | Spencer Street Station redevelopment

Related beef... now I know why all the new trams are heading off on Route 109? Part of Brackies vision for the future. Shame his vision for the future does not head out in any other direction, particularly North up Smith Street > High Street > Bundoora. BGK02022004

While Linking Victoria makes wonderful reading for certain parts of Melbourne, it is also flogging "The Bracks Government" as our greatest saviours since the Romans. It is plain advertising. Should we have to read this on a "Department of Infrastructure" web site? Will we see ads on chambers walls?

Web Link: Linking Victoria

RELATED WEB RESOURCES

www.linkingvictoria.vic.gov.au

	View Same Topic Listings \| View Listings in Melbourne
Update \| Advise Changes to this information

Go back to previous page..

TOP OF PAGE

Friday 03 Sep 2010

9°C