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Victorian election promises

# Transport and infrastructure policies and promises at the 2026 Victorian election

What each side says on roads, rail, stations and local facilities: first from their own policy pages and releases, then as quoted in the ads they've paid for. Labor 54, Liberal 8, Nationals 13, Greens 1, Independents 1.

- [Labor](#labor)
- [Liberal](#liberal)
- [Nationals](#nationals)
- [Greens](#greens)
- [Independents](#independent)

## From the parties' own policies

Summaries of each party's policy pages and releases, in their words, with what they commit to. Follow the link for the full policy.

Not here yet: [One Nation](https://www.onenation.org.au/policies). We can't read their policy pages automatically, so read them on their own sites; what they say in their ads is below.

### The Nationals

1. ### $5 billion to repair regional roads and fix one million potholes  
The Nationals say they will allocate $5 billion to repair and rebuild Victoria's roads, fix one million potholes and set tougher construction standards. They say the funding would be locked in through a Fair Share Guarantee and redirected from Melbourne mega-projects.

  - Allocate $5 billion to repair and rebuild Victoria's roads
  - Fix one million potholes
  - Enforce tough new road construction standards and hold builders accountable
  - Companies to fix roads at their own cost if they crumble again within weeks of repair
  - Establish a planned system of preventative road maintenance  
[Read the policy on vic.nationals.org.au](https://vic.nationals.org.au/policy-roads-major-projects/) · Cost given: $5 billion · 10 July 2026
2. ### Guarantee 25 per cent of new infrastructure spending to regional Victoria  
The Nationals say that if elected in November they will guarantee at least 25 per cent of all new government infrastructure spending goes to regional Victoria. They argue regional Victoria is 25 per cent of the population but receives 12 per cent of infrastructure funding under Labor, citing the Parliamentary Budget Office.

  - Guarantee at least 25 per cent of all new government infrastructure spending goes to regional Victoria
  - Applies to roads, rail, hospitals, schools, police stations, fire stations and housing infrastructure  
[Read the policy on vic.nationals.org.au](https://vic.nationals.org.au/fair-share-guarantee/) · 22 May 2026
3. ### $2.5 million for Campbells Creek Recreation Reserve pavilion redevelopment  
The Nationals and Liberals say a Jess Wilson-led Liberal and Nationals Government would contribute $2.5 million towards redeveloping the Campbells Creek Recreation Reserve, upgrading its ageing pavilion for local clubs, community groups and regional events in the Mount Alexander Shire. The release describes the project as shovel-ready and identified as a priority by Mount Alexander Shire Council.

  - Contribute $2.5 million towards Campbells Creek Recreation Reserve redevelopment
  - Upgrade the ageing pavilion to a modern, accessible facility  
[Read the release on vic.nationals.org.au](https://vic.nationals.org.au/media-releases/danny-obrien-mp-gaelle-broad-mp-david-hutchings-liberals-and-nationals-commit-2-5-million-for-campbells-creek-recreation-reserve-redevelopment/) · Cost given: $2.5 million · 12 Nov 2026
4. ### Fund Stage 3 of Maryborough outdoor pool rebuild  
The Nationals and Liberals say a Liberal and Nationals Government would contribute $5 million to deliver Stage 3 of the Maryborough Outdoor Pool redevelopment, funding the demolition and rebuild of the heritage-listed 50-metre pool. The pool has been closed since 2022 after an independent assessment recommended it be demolished and rebuilt.

  - Contribute $5 million to deliver Stage 3 of the Maryborough Outdoor Pool redevelopment
  - Fund demolition and rebuild of the heritage-listed 50-metre pool in Maryborough  
[Read the release on vic.nationals.org.au](https://vic.nationals.org.au/media-releases/danny-obrien-mp-jo-armstrong-liberals-and-nationals-commit-5-million-to-bring-back-maryboroughs-outdoor-pool/) · Cost given: $5 million · 12 Nov 2026
5. ### $12 million towards Shepparton Sports & Events Centre redevelopment  
The Liberal and Nationals Government would invest $12 million towards the proposed $37 million redevelopment of the Shepparton Sports Stadium, according to the Nationals. The publisher says the redevelopment would replace the existing four-court stadium, which it says is at capacity.

  - Invest $12 million towards the proposed Shepparton Sports Stadium redevelopment
  - Support a proposed $37 million redevelopment project
  - Deliver four new national-standard multi-use courts
  - Include a show court with seating for up to 3,000 spectators
  - Provide modern change rooms, accessible amenities and Changing Places facilities  
[Read the release on vic.nationals.org.au](https://vic.nationals.org.au/media-releases/shane-sali-liberals-and-nationals-commit-12-million-towards-the-shepparton-sports-events-centre/) · Cost given: $12 million towards a proposed $37 million redevelopment · 10 Nov 2026
6. ### Complete Marlo to Cape Conran shared pathway  
The Nationals say a Liberal and Nationals government would commit $5.5 million to complete the Marlo to Cape Conran Shared Pathway in East Gippsland, a bushfire recovery project they say Labor walked away from. The party says the path would provide a safer option for cyclists and walkers and boost tourism.

  - Commit $5.5 million to complete the Marlo to Cape Conran Shared Pathway
  - Provide a safer option for cyclists and walkers in East Gippsland
  - Direct at least 25 per cent of government infrastructure investment to regional Victoria under the Fair Share Guarantee  
[Read the release on vic.nationals.org.au](https://vic.nationals.org.au/media-releases/melina-bath-mp-gemma-rendell-marlo-conran-pathway-will-be-delivered-by-nationals/) · Cost given: $5.5 million · 10 Nov 2026

### Victorian Government

1. ### North East Link road and tunnel project progress  
The Victorian Government says a 270-metre section of Bulleen Road has opened as part of North East Link, the first permanent road section to open. It says the project will connect the upgraded Eastern Freeway to the M80 Ring Road via tunnels, with completion expected in 2028, and that pedestrian bridges at Estelle Street and Heyington Avenue will be replaced in coming months.

  - Replace pedestrian bridges at Estelle Street (Balwyn) and Heyington Avenue (Doncaster)
  - Overnight Eastern Freeway closures from late July to September
  - Weekend full Eastern Freeway closure between Doncaster and Tram roads in September
  - Complete North East Link in 2028
  - Connect Eastern Freeway to M80 Ring Road via 6.5-kilometre tunnels  
[Read the release on premier.vic.gov.au](https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/bulleen-road-interchange-opening-huge-step-north-east-link) · Cost given: Jointly funded by the Australian and Victorian governments; no dollar figure stated on the page · 21 July 2025
2. ### Upgrade Banksia Bluff campground at Cape Conran  
The Victorian Government says construction will begin on upgrades to the Banksia Bluff campground at Cape Conran as part of a $29 million investment. The project would add new cabins, a boardwalk, a boat ramp, a lookout and water and wastewater systems, while the campground stays open during works.

  - Build ten new cabins offering year-round roofed accommodation
  - Build the East Cape Boardwalk and Salmon Rocks lookout
  - Add a boat ramp for fishers and divers
  - Deliver drinking water and a new wastewater system for the park
  - Offer half-price camping fees during the works  
[Read the release on premier.vic.gov.au](https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/works-set-begin-spectacular-cape-conran) · Cost given: $29 million investment; $10.5m investment in Victorian Budget 2025/26 referenced · 18 July 2025
3. ### Kitchen upgrades at Casterton-Sandford football and netball club  
The Victorian Government says a $50,000 Tiny Towns Fund grant paid for new kitchen benchtops, cupboards and flooring at the Casterton-Sandford Football and Netball Club. The government says the upgrades let the club keep its commercial kitchen accreditation for the 2025 season and beyond.

  - Provide $50,000 through the Tiny Towns Fund for clubroom kitchen upgrades
  - Upgrades include new kitchen benchtops, cupboards and flooring
  - Upgrades completed ahead of the 2025 Limestone Coast Football Netball League season  
[Read the release on premier.vic.gov.au](https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/kicking-goals-kitchen-casterton) · Cost given: $50,000 through the Tiny Towns Fund · 17 July 2025
4. ### Moonee Valley Racecourse redevelopment with $5 million state funding  
The Victorian Labor Government says it will invest $5 million from the Victorian Racing Industry Fund in redeveloping Moonee Valley Racecourse into a racing and entertainment precinct. The Moonee Valley Racing Club says it will invest more than $16 million within its $220 million redevelopment, which it says will create 200 construction jobs.

  - Provide $5 million from the Victorian Racing Industry Fund
  - Build a new grandstand and make the infield suitable for public use
  - Build a new 27-metre-wide track, realigned 90 degrees
  - Build new horse stalls, vet office, farrier room and wash bays
  - Install energy-efficient lighting and upgraded infrastructure  
[Read the release on premier.vic.gov.au](https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/backing-moonee-valley-racecourse-redevelopment) · Cost given: $5 million from the Victorian Racing Industry Fund; Moonee Valley Racing Club to invest more than $16 million within a $220 million redevelopment · 15 July 2025
5. ### Alchester Village intersection upgrade in Boronia completed  
The Victorian Government says the Mountain Highway, Colchester Road and Albert Avenue intersection upgrade in Boronia is now complete. The works replaced a single-lane roundabout with signals, extra turning lanes, safer crossings and a bus lane, funded under its $117 million Local Road and Intersection Upgrade program.

  - Replace single-lane roundabout with new traffic lights and dedicated turning lanes
  - Install signalised pedestrian crossings on all approaches to the intersection
  - Create a separate bus only lane on Albert Avenue
  - Add dedicated right-turn signal for route 690 buses at Mountain Highway
  - Upgrade bike lanes on Mountain Highway  
[Read the release on premier.vic.gov.au](https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/major-intersection-upgrade-alchester-village-complete) · Cost given: Funded as part of the $117 million Local Road and Intersection Upgrade program · 9 July 2025
6. ### West Gate Tunnel project construction progress  
The Victorian Government says the West Gate Tunnel is on track to open later this year, cutting travel times by up to 20 minutes and taking trucks off local roads. It reports that timber net structures at the tunnel portals are complete and that the Maribyrnong River bridge and ramps are nearing completion.

  - Open the West Gate Tunnel later this year
  - Cut travel times by up to 20 minutes
  - Take 9,000 trucks a day off local roads
  - Create new open space and wetlands near the tunnel portals  
[Read the release on premier.vic.gov.au](https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/west-gate-tunnel-scales-new-heights) · 7 July 2025

### Victorian Labor

1. ### Fix 500,000 potholes and upgrade 50 local roads  
Victorian Labor says it will repair 500,000 potholes this year and put government back in charge of road maintenance. It also says it will upgrade 50 local roads across Victoria, with a list of named projects, and set new road standards with easier compensation when they are not met.

  - Repair 500,000 potholes this year
  - Put government back in charge of road maintenance
  - Set new road standards for government, councils and private operators
  - Make it easier to claim compensation when road standards are not met
  - Upgrade 50 local roads across Victoria  
[Read the policy on viclabor.org.au](https://www.viclabor.org.au/our-priorities/fixing-potholes-and-improving-local-roads)
2. ### Turn-up-and-go train services on five more Melbourne lines  
Victorian Labor says a re-elected Carroll Labor Government will run trains every 10 minutes on five more Melbourne lines, seven days a week, backed by a $100 million investment. The release frames this as part of a broader public transport plan that includes a $30 weekly public transport fare cap.

  - Trains every 10 minutes on Mernda Line, down from 20 minutes
  - Trains every 10 minutes to Greensborough on Hurstbridge line, down from 20
  - Trains every 10 minutes to Ringwood on Belgrave and Lilydale lines, down from 20
  - Trains every 20 minutes to Belgrave and Lilydale, down from 30
  - Trains every 10 minutes on Glen Waverley Line, down from 15  
[Read the release on viclabor.org.au](https://www.viclabor.org.au/news/turn-up-and-go-services-on-five-more-melbourne-train-lines) · Cost given: $100 million investment · 13 Nov 2026
3. ### More V/Line train services for outer suburbs and regions  
Victorian Labor says a re-elected Carroll Government will add 24 per cent more V/Line services, over 550 extra each week, across outer suburban and regional lines from 2027 and 2028\. The release says fares will be capped at $30 a week.

  - Add 162 weekly services on the Melton Line from 2027
  - Add 249 weekly services to Wyndham Vale from 2027
  - Increase Geelong services to every 10 minutes peak and 20 minutes off-peak from 2027
  - Add 29 weekly services on the Seymour Line from 2028
  - Add 101 weekly services on the Bendigo Line from 2028  
[Read the release on viclabor.org.au](https://www.viclabor.org.au/news/more-v-line-services-for-our-outer-suburbs-and-regions) · Cost given: More than $1 billion investment in public transport services, as stated by Labor · 12 Nov 2026
4. ### Buses every 10 minutes across Melbourne's west  
Victorian Labor says a re-elected Labor government will invest $400 million to run buses every 10 minutes on key western Melbourne routes, seven days a week. It also says it will add new connections, including Werribee to Melbourne Airport, and cap public transport fares at $30 a week.

  - Invest $400 million in turn-up-and-go buses across Melbourne's west
  - Buses every 10 minutes on key routes from 6am to 10pm, seven days a week
  - Buses every 20 minutes from 5am to 6am and 10pm to 1am, seven days a week
  - New direct bus connection from Werribee to Melbourne Airport
  - Cap public transport fares at $30 a week  
[Read the release on viclabor.org.au](https://www.viclabor.org.au/news/buses-every-10-minutes-in-the-west-under-labor) · Cost given: $400 million · 7 Nov 2026
5. ### New carpark at West Tarneit Station  
Victorian Labor says a re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $25 million in a new 400-space carpark and improved access on the north side of West Tarneit Station, which it says would bring total spaces to 800\. The party says the existing carpark is already at capacity.

  - Build a new 400-space carpark on the north side of West Tarneit Station
  - Bring total West Tarneit Station carparks to 800 spaces
  - Improve access on the north side of West Tarneit Station  
[Read the release on viclabor.org.au](https://www.viclabor.org.au/news/labor-will-double-carparks-at-west-tarneit-station) · Cost given: $25 million · 6 Nov 2026
6. ### New pedestrian crossing at Keilor Village  
Victorian Labor says a re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $3 million to plan and deliver a new pedestrian crossing at Keilor Village, to give families and pedestrians safer access to the shops and playground there.

  - Invest $3 million to plan and deliver a new pedestrian crossing at Keilor Village  
[Read the release on viclabor.org.au](https://www.viclabor.org.au/news/delivering-a-new-pedestrian-crossing-for-keilor-village) · Cost given: $3 million · 2 Nov 2026

### Victorian Greens

1. ### Free and frequent public transport, cheaper electric vehicles and more bike lanes  
The Victorian Greens say they will make public transport frequent and free, with trams and trains running at least every 10 minutes from 7am to 10pm where infrastructure allows. They also propose a voucher of up to $3000 off electric cars and bikes, a 5% share of the transport budget for bike routes, and a $225 million start on accessible tram stops.

  - Run trams at least every 10 minutes from 7am-10pm
  - Run trains at least every 10 minutes from 7am-10pm across most of the network, where infrastructure allows
  - Spend $270 million to reform suburban and regional buses
  - Invest $245 million in regional train and coach frequency improvements
  - Offer Greens Power Voucher of up to $3000 off electric cars and bikes  
[Read the policy on greens.org.au](https://greens.org.au/vic/platform/transport) · Cost given: $270 million for buses, $245 million for regional frequency, $225 million for accessible tram stops, and a $3 billion Local Transport and Initiative Fund
2. ### Shift freight to rail and expand public transport and active travel  
The Victorian Greens' transport platform says it wants to reduce transport emissions, expand public transport, cycling and walking, and shift a greater share of freight from road to rail. It states a long-term aim of 100% electric public transport powered by renewable energy and no new privately operated tolled freeways. The page is a set of general principles and aims with no stated cost.

  - Transition Victoria's public transport system to 100% electric services powered by renewable energy
  - Require all new state government cars to be fully electric or, where not practical, hybrid
  - Duplicate all single-line sections of the metropolitan rail network
  - Accelerate construction of the Principal Bicycle Network
  - Shift an increasing proportion of freight from road to rail  
[Read the policy on greens.org.au](https://greens.org.au/vic/policies/transport-and-freight-policy)
3. ### Make all Victorian public transport permanently free  
The Victorian Greens call on the Victorian Government to make all trains, trams and buses permanently free as cost-of-living relief. They say the plan would be paid for by making big banks and gambling corporations pay their fair share.

  - Make all Victorian trains, trams and buses permanently free
  - Fund free public transport by taxing big banks and gambling corporations  
[Read the release on greens.org.au](https://greens.org.au/vic/news/media-release/tasmania-considers-permanently-free-public-transport-victorian-greens-call) · 4 Nov 2026
4. ### Make public transport permanently free in Victoria  
The Victorian Greens are calling on the Victorian Government to immediately make public transport free, citing fuel price rises and cost-of-living pressure. The party says it would make public transport permanently free and fund it by making big corporations pay their fair share.

  - Make public transport permanently free in Victoria
  - Fund free public transport by making big corporations pay their fair share  
[Read the release on greens.org.au](https://greens.org.au/vic/news/media-release/fuel-prices-soar-vic-greens-say-make-public-transport-free) · Cost given: The page cites Independent Parliamentary Budget Office costings commissioned by the Greens finding regular commuters would save more than $220 a month; no total cost is stated. · 15 Oct 2026

### Animal Justice Party

1. ### Shift from road transport to low-carbon public transport and active travel  
The Animal Justice Party says Australia needs a national shift away from road transport toward rail, mass transit, walking and cycling, and a rapid decarbonisation of transport. It says it would reduce private vehicle use, cease road network expansion, and provide financial incentives for eco-friendly transport.

  - Cease the expansion and widening of road networks
  - Provide financial incentives to switch to eco-friendly land transport
  - Ensure public transport is affordable, reliable, accessible and safe
  - Reduce animal deaths and injuries on roads, including wildlife infrastructure
  - Reallocate inner-city road and car park space for habitats, cyclists and pedestrians  
[Read the policy on animaljusticeparty.org](https://www.animaljusticeparty.org/land%5Ftransport)

### Libertarian Party

1. ### Cancel the Suburban Rail Loop  
The Libertarian Party says that in government it would cancel the Suburban Rail Loop, which it describes as a debt burden on Victorians. The party says cancelling the project would cost about $6 billion in payouts to contractors, according to what it calls best advice.

  - Cancel the Suburban Rail Loop if in government
  - Pay an estimated $6 billion to contractors to cancel forward contracts  
[Read the policy on vic.libertarians.org.au](https://www.vic.libertarians.org.au/srl%5Fcancel) · Cost given: Estimated $6 billion payout to contractors to cancel the SRL contracts, per the party's cited best advice

### Victorian Socialists

1. ### Public ownership and free public transport  
The Victorian Socialists say they would return Victoria's train, tram and bus system to full public ownership without compensation and make all public transport permanently free. They also say they would remove toll roads, expand cycling infrastructure and extend rail to regional centres and northern and western growth corridors.

  - Return public transport to full public ownership without compensation to private operators
  - Make all public transport permanently free
  - Invest at least $140 million per year in cycling infrastructure
  - Return toll roads to public hands and remove tolls
  - Extend rail to the northern and western growth corridors  
[Read the policy on victoriansocialists.org.au](https://www.victoriansocialists.org.au/policies/accessible-and-sustainable-transport) · Cost given: At least $140 million per year for cycling infrastructure; the page gives no costing for the other commitments, and says public transport would be funded by ending private operator contracts and redirecting current subsidies.

## In their ads

## Labor 54 promises 

1. ### Station upgrades  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $3.5 million to give Ferntree Gully Station and the town centre a much-needed lift.  
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2. ### Road upgrade  
> Carroll Labor Government will invest $90 million to replace the roundabout at Hogans/Derrimut Road Intersection with a signalised intersection.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/1a32f87c1e665c0788bf4237435a6a59dbf5dfb9aa7f8890b91fd323818f1f9f) In 5 ads from [Iwan Walters](https://politics.computer/mp/iwan-walters), [Alison Marchant](https://politics.computer/mp/alison-marchant) and 2 others
3. ### Road duplication  
> Labor will duplicate Findon Road between Epping Road and Civic Drive.  
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4. ### Sports facilities  
> Pauline Richards and Labor are investing $1 million to upgrade the clubrooms and soccer pitch Casey Comets Football Club.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/e4a892fb30e2c8a3d2fc1db446d12843865d6ac2fd47806768b122ced33b07ea) In 4 ads from [Pauline Richards](https://politics.computer/mp/pauline-richards), [Anthony Carbines MP](https://politics.computer/mp/anthony-carbines) and 2 others
5. ### Train services  
> We'll deliver more trains on the Maryborough line.  
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6. ### Rail infrastructure  
> Natalie Suleyman and Labor will invest $5.5 million to upgrade Keilor Plains Station.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/30417e096ec2c6420ac37e7ea75239a290205636b465ee4fcb3c6b1f6d9eb3af) In 3 ads from [Kathleen Matthews-Ward](https://politics.computer/mp/kathleen-matthews-ward), [Ben Carroll MP](https://politics.computer/mp/ben-carroll) and 1 other
7. ### Public transport fares  
> Labor will cap public transport fares at $30 a week.  
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8. ### Road widening  
> Somerton Rd widened from 2 lanes to 6.  
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9. ### Level crossing removal  
> We're removing the level crossing at Ruthven Street, Macleod by building a rail bridge over the road.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/f23e10700e34afc34cdd4dd66e68017666ee41648db115ba726aecefb34f3600) In 2 ads from [Anthony Carbines MP](https://politics.computer/mp/anthony-carbines) and [Tim Richardson](https://politics.computer/mp/tim-richardson)
Show 45 more promises
1. ### Road repair  
> Labor's investing an additional $352 million to repair potholes this year.  
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2. ### Community facilities  
> Invest $950,000 to upgrade Templeton Reserve Pavilion.  
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3. ### Transport fares  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will cap toll and public transport fares at $30 a week in 2027.  
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4. ### Road infrastructure  
> Labor is investing in safer local roads by signalising the Governor Road and Boundary Road intersection.  
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5. ### Train station upgrade  
> Pauline Richards and Labor are investing $2.7 million to upgrade Cranbourne Train Station.  
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6. ### Intersection upgrade  
> We'll upgrade and signalise the intersection of Hogans and Derrimut Road.  
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7. ### Sports pavilion funding  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will put $3 million towards building a new pavilion at Canning Reserve.  
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8. ### Pedestrian crossing  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor government will invest $3m to build the pedestrian crossing.  
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9. ### Bus route  
> Only Labor and Daniela De Martino will deliver the Emerald to Monbulk bus route.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/f93b756c3c69611936c4b2b8cbd45d2f960734970af308a5be34ed47b27b99c3) In 2 ads from [Daniela De Martino](https://politics.computer/mp/daniela-de-martino)
10. ### Road sealing  
> Labor and Daniela De Martino will deliver $5M to seal local connector roads.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/3d16d4d8253e7dea2e0ae0c64f7ad69965b8ce5cb55eaa834816eaee4301cbd5) In 2 ads from [Daniela De Martino](https://politics.computer/mp/daniela-de-martino)
11. ### Tram stop  
> The northbound stop after nine years will be reinstated.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/1837065445a783e757cabc57ccdffef8599bf39b861f40f16cee3b0a4d50e0da) In 2 ads from [Nathan Lambert MP](https://politics.computer/mp/nathan-lambert)
12. ### Athletics track  
> A re-elected Labor Government will invest $1.2 million to help deliver a new synthetic athletics track for Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics Club.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/75a8dd4d9cd1a7ce67d63e2940ce8df536e053f0d371f294f07d2a41f4471507) In 2 ads from [Michaela Settle](https://politics.computer/mp/michaela-settle)
13. ### Highway duplication  
> Labor will deliver this crucial upgrade for our community.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/a4397dcafe110c2fbbdfb7ef33be090c17f4297afe21fdac591babb0108a30bc) In 2 ads from [Martha Haylett](https://politics.computer/mp/martha-haylett)
14. ### Fire station  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $10 million to secure land and deliver a new, modern Keysborough CFA station.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/454ee7a44d1a78440c6af148c7f0da181096f46f8cba5cc627e9dc21cef98b24) In 2 ads from [Tim Richardson](https://politics.computer/mp/tim-richardson)
15. ### Road upgrade timeline  
> Works will get underway in the term of Parliament starting in December 2026.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/0a15260d1c025475a580e05b17b025ab35122932db205fb141cccbefdbf050c1) From [Iwan Walters](https://politics.computer/mp/iwan-walters)
16. ### Road works timeline  
> Works will get underway in the term of Parliament starting in December 2026, and planning and procurement will begin next year.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/9b5a795fa3c92d0f783328e31d19b9f5ca3f7e07e3f14be2177e44cebd5e2b78) From [Iwan Walters](https://politics.computer/mp/iwan-walters)
17. ### Traffic congestion  
> The North East Link will reduce local travel time and remove 15,000 trucks off local roads each day.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/2daecea9ae30d213821963559ea6beebf3fb8daf1f5bf8732bf8b9a371f451c9) From [Anthony Carbines MP](https://politics.computer/mp/anthony-carbines)
18. ### Train line duplication  
> The Upfield train line will be duplicated under a re-elected Labor Government.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/576bf7bbc4192f3c159408d1527f40bd6e0e40cc2b1ee49c6a636e2ba5756d99) From [Kathleen Matthews-Ward](https://politics.computer/mp/kathleen-matthews-ward)
19. ### Pavilion funding  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $950,000 towards the new pavilion in Wantirna.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/a7de7e06cdd2467e9fc0a4105e640d588e2ba8db67992c9964f927956d5ec21f) From [Julie Buxton - Labor for Bayswater](https://politics.computer/who/julie-buxton-labor-for-bayswater)
20. ### Toll cap  
> Labor will cap tolls at $30 a week.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/7fc9aaf709f58c2e661ad68ee06a582745dc321f7166faba46ee89c346630e67) From [Julie Buxton - Labor for Bayswater](https://politics.computer/who/julie-buxton-labor-for-bayswater)
21. ### Lighting upgrades  
> John Lister and Labor will deliver $250k for lighting upgrades at Chirnside Park.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/a55f2fe583228db23ad0af8f2883b2a1e63515146d8b0995d00c0feb7e3d7602) From [John Lister - Labor for Werribee](https://politics.computer/mp/john-lister)
22. ### Emergency services facility  
> We'll upgrade the Hoppers Crossing CFA.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/d6aabe498bb0a1a5d0f6adfadfed6447c49048ed301f97b40e6bb738e760cab3) From [Dylan Wight](https://politics.computer/mp/dylan-wight)
23. ### Shopping centre upgrade  
> We are upgrading Dingley Village shopping centre.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/00f77769a2a921ee3138d3b7fd68dd5ab3d4f04cb8b645bcf77846abc7b4791f) From [Meng Heang Tak](https://politics.computer/mp/meng-heang-tak)
24. ### Sports club facilities  
> We're upgrading Wyndham All Abilities Football and Cricket Club, providing new ground lighting and a new scoreboard.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/d6aabe498bb0a1a5d0f6adfadfed6447c49048ed301f97b40e6bb738e760cab3) From [Dylan Wight](https://politics.computer/mp/dylan-wight)
25. ### Public transport concessions  
> Other existing concessions, including free public transport for children and free weekend travel for seniors, carers and disability support pensioners, will continue.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/ac27b597012c0c3a87d060e5160b58a71486fe6c063f4f66850497c0b9798f57) From [Nathan Lambert MP](https://politics.computer/mp/nathan-lambert)
26. ### Park and ride  
> We're delivering a park and ride near Casey Fields.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/281efe3c27a5119fda6840a549035ca9219ebe160dcf5321322dfd123a666386) From [Pauline Richards](https://politics.computer/mp/pauline-richards)
27. ### Ground lighting  
> $50,000 State Government contribution to upgrade the Tormore Reserve ground lighting.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/d1e218c13ee908e09fce37db62e2274f2a76cdcfeb0cec0725128dca69a31fbb) From [Julie Buxton - Labor for Bayswater](https://politics.computer/who/julie-buxton-labor-for-bayswater)
28. ### Scout hall upgrade  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $150,000 to repair the roof and upgrade facilities at Boronia Scouts Hall.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/f8d2dd89f18195fe91609ee282be7bfc77f9c4333c2e365dbc150e90a567384c) From [Julie Buxton - Labor for Bayswater](https://politics.computer/who/julie-buxton-labor-for-bayswater)
29. ### Suburban rail loop  
> Only Labor will deliver it.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/4c80a768c85f6fa8a7179655e4753ac8d92cff7f528beaffb592897eae896e92) From [John Mullahy](https://politics.computer/mp/john-mullahy)
30. ### Road resurfacing  
> $1.8 million to resurface Main Road East in St Albans Only with Natalie Suleyman and Labor.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/ecf6f749cd8010833612aeb2b5879a2b3622b62186b921e4fa109f8a493723d0) From [Natalie Suleyman](https://politics.computer/mp/natalie-suleyman)
31. ### Bridge upgrade  
> Matt Fregon and Labor will upgrade the Monash Freeway Pedestrian Bridge.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/3227f8cdeed1d9239cf3c197760a774c4e019deeed471153dea0e04bb17a0388) From [Matt Fregon](https://politics.computer/mp/matt-fregon)
32. ### Playground upgrade  
> A re-elected Labor Government will invest $150,000 to relocate and upgrade the playground at Walker Park.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/a0116ba9016ce674e32b63ee8010ae2378dabfa34836ed67cb74e6e562df4b63) From [Rachel Halse - Labor for Ringwood](https://politics.computer/who/rachel-halse-labor-for-ringwood)
33. ### Traffic lights  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will deliver $2.25 million for pedestrian operated traffic lights, right here in Teesdale.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/205fa41759ab4acb91a6cae05f9fb8abad2b59622d8b905112446496f2230962) From [Michaela Settle](https://politics.computer/mp/michaela-settle)
34. ### Turning arrows  
> Matt Fregon and Labor will deliver turning arrows at Stephenson's Rd and Hamilton Place.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/1745919c4164c9f8907182e6f4c9a112dcd45d7cfc1c445274bef1c502c9e1aa) From [Matt Fregon](https://politics.computer/mp/matt-fregon)
35. ### Aquatic centre upgrade  
> The Carroll Labor Government will invest $11 million to deliver stage 2 of the Ivanhoe Aquatic Centre master plan which includes a new learn-to-swim, toddler and 25-meter pools, a new concourse, and upgraded spa, sauna and steam room facilities.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/333a1edb44b12c6368a7b87ce828340504e7fe5d28a743506bd6f1c1cdf5e7c9) From [Anthony Carbines MP](https://politics.computer/mp/anthony-carbines)
36. ### Community infrastructure  
> Paul Hamer and Labor will deliver $4 million towards a new pavilion at Surrey Park.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/60d195b581dd5d55c2890343d85460ccc0ea2d0412e0b8a6bb626e3494fab955) From [Paul Hamer MP](https://politics.computer/mp/paul-hamer)
37. ### Footpaths  
> A re-elected Labor Government will invest $2 million for paving the way. This is to provide footpaths across the eastern suburbs of Ballarat, including Canadian, Golden Point and Brown Hill.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/8ea59b1f2f6889ee0c5f0f06ec5415c50a418e6fceac9c1cc3e649a2bde2bdb4) From [Michaela Settle](https://politics.computer/mp/michaela-settle)
38. ### Local infrastructure  
> Labor and Daniela De Martino will deliver the Belgrave Pavilion and Town Centre improvements.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/0d56f0ff8ac55c4dd3a7cecb2ac67fb9dee1dc89403094eb5521f918dd5d88cd) From [Daniela De Martino](https://politics.computer/mp/daniela-de-martino)
39. ### Local priorities  
> We'll do up Darley with $5 million for local priorities.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/25ae68b8e19cccb38d09de0cb8c54a7d72e85874474a8c1a37d88540b6298997) From [Michaela Settle](https://politics.computer/mp/michaela-settle)
40. ### Pool funding  
> The State Labor Government is committing $500,000 to help secure its future for years to come.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/f20551fafe3d72abd98bbfaab2c1b0f1c04bc77f729ea905de2eb4dc42561e33) From [Gabrielle Williams MP](https://politics.computer/mp/gabrielle-williams)
41. ### School pathways  
> Labor and Daniela De Martino will deliver Kallista Primary School pathways.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/71303178f604579b41c4f58616c4cd346311b1b68eff9acdf556871304ecb880) From [Daniela De Martino](https://politics.computer/mp/daniela-de-martino)
42. ### Scoreboard funding  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $100,000 to build a new scoreboard at Warringa Crescent Reserve, Hoppers Crossing.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/332f31f4f9b5209a17b8247a6c8b388f45e8f848473c0e7622cf6d19e2e79150) From [Dylan Wight](https://politics.computer/mp/dylan-wight)
43. ### Sporting facilities  
> We've promised to upgrade and redevelop the Bruce Park sporting facilities with a brand new pavilion.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/a524e196d59bd0834cbacbccfc62f63f18777db83ad8fe3c2ea92b3743a298c2) From [Paul Edbrooke](https://politics.computer/mp/paul-edbrooke)
44. ### Sports ground funding  
> A re-elected Labor Government will invest $1 million at the Gordon Recreation Reserve to make this oval a level playing field.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/0b20ef2e4e431a8742580f3b30b18c44c6178ef2eddd1854e3ade77f53b17ffd) From [Michaela Settle](https://politics.computer/mp/michaela-settle)
45. ### Traffic solution  
> A re-elected Carroll Labor government will invest $1m to plan a traffic solution.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/d1aa10074cd84665286defc9db58c5233626f7589540cb256775405010700c60) From [Ben Carroll MP](https://politics.computer/mp/ben-carroll)

## Liberal 8 promises 

1. ### Pedestrian crossings  
> Liberal Government to deliver safer pedestrian crossings in Kew.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/1085cae32a14bdb36c12fd33049bac566145addd45c3f9dcaa85df842cb117de) From [Jess Wilson MP](https://politics.computer/mp/jess-wilson)
2. ### Infrastructure funding  
> We’ll fund the delivery of the project with our 25% Regional Infrastructure Fair Share Guarantee.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/9781eca156f40f29f2ae8ab764174f285857236c8995ac8db43f71d30b4363e2) From [Wayne Farnham](https://politics.computer/mp/wayne-farnham)
3. ### Road repairs  
> We’ll undertake the planning and engineering work to fix the Thorpdale Slip.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/9781eca156f40f29f2ae8ab764174f285857236c8995ac8db43f71d30b4363e2) From [Wayne Farnham](https://politics.computer/mp/wayne-farnham)
4. ### Road safety improvements  
> We will undertake detailed planning and design, and fund the recommended safety improvements to fix this intersection.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/79b333c315744a378d7a4f2bdf45048b14174f86e7f413aeca15ca02790aa5d5) From [Wayne Farnham](https://politics.computer/mp/wayne-farnham)
5. ### Sports facility upgrade  
> A Liberal and Nationals Government will invest $4 million into safer parking, lighting and footpaths for everyone using the Waverley Women’s Sport Centre.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/c1d7e9efa4c09642341ab9787dc0b5899e93133a43752e0917339cddbbf2a8a2) From [Richard Welch](https://politics.computer/mp/richard-welch)
6. ### Road maintenance  
> $5 billion investment in repairing and rebuilding Victorian roads.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/a83bf50a049a44829be55a294f8adf8b093c3b2e444f28f54000e824d5b05c0d) From [Jess Wilson MP](https://politics.computer/mp/jess-wilson)
7. ### Road tolls  
> Cap tolls at $50 a week.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/8951b35e1b18795ccaaca4850b08c42c7c5dbcfb49838c2e967a408d3c4914f9) From [Nicole Werner](https://politics.computer/mp/nicole-werner)
8. ### Roads  
> Our Plan will deliver $5 billion to repair, resurface and rebuild Victoria's roads.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/637de2fcaf30b63b1b02c6b9a341352ef81b99f97a9d03d1621ffb27f04450c3) From [Nicole Werner](https://politics.computer/mp/nicole-werner)

## Nationals 13 promises 

1. ### Road funding  
> Our plan invests $5 billion to properly repair and rebuild Victoria's roads.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/719413a7c0c27b8dbe6be7d955ccf6a9527d5907541d067bb23e0ec1c08d8119) In 3 ads from [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
2. ### Sports facilities  
> I will upgrade the Wangaratta Hardcourt Tennis & Pickleball Club.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/c5da90198921c96c1373270a538ff46710ac775e35eebf900dd2dc6856675f27) In 2 ads from [Tim McCurdy](https://politics.computer/mp/tim-mccurdy)
3. ### Train services  
> A Liberal and Nationals Government will double the V/Line services on the Albury line from 6 to 12.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/8011b4e8a3390fcfa0ba15878ac6e35e0c8b2397daf5c367aa873604f8a499f2) In 2 ads from [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
4. ### Infrastructure funding  
> Guarantee that 25% of infrastructure funding goes to regional Victoria.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/dc6f5c2238ca054aad1b60307ebfee532b4c0fc67e6c62191540aaaaa64f3d17) In 2 ads from [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
5. ### Regional infrastructure spending guarantee  
> The Liberals and Nationals’ Fair Share Guarantee will deliver at least 25% of all new Victorian Government infrastructure in the regions.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/2b2994eb8f656d2264ac62ff47e3f9e2dfb2f74c06aca955a395829c6a477ff3) From [The Nationals for Regional Victoria](https://politics.computer/who/the-nationals-for-regional-victoria)
6. ### Council road funding  
> Delivering $1.5 million every year to every regional and rural council.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/009692f0111152f63ba6798c3d4655b5d7ff308798c9daf81ba8b2d90b6779e9) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
7. ### Roads and bridges  
> A Liberal-National Government will give every rural and regional council $1.5 million a year to fix the roads and bridges our communities rely on.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/cb574b6c315697d12a4bebc5f610730ca45d90c83e3b28f62a16113d5dcfd77f) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
8. ### Sports facility funding  
> The Nationals and Liberals in government will invest $5 million in redeveloping the Traralgon Tennis Association.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/f5ec28d74b24eadbe6c54b064128c0052f5819e02d907424d4b68a81d25eccba) From [Martin Cameron](https://politics.computer/mp/martin-cameron)
9. ### Community infrastructure  
> A Liberals and Nationals Government will invest $3.9 million to redevelop the Kings Park Reserve sporting hub.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/9503be5f2ae0539aa71bf41a1d56e24a4846e93b41a1d569c678aa65ebefd7cc) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
Show 4 more promises
1. ### Fire station  
> A Liberals and Nationals Government will build them a brand new three-bay station.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/6a5033c54950235222a0fa8b6f0f87b835afcd426614a29b6fe6bb391256813c) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
2. ### Infrastructure spending  
> Locks in at least 25% of infrastructure spending for regional Victoria.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/93283ce1ac143282c2251d51a98b4db6928b1f379feb625703327a8be8567a61) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
3. ### Rail crossing upgrade  
> A Liberals and Nationals Government will contribute $1.5 million to upgrade the Bank Street and Ewings Road pedestrian crossing, with automatic gates, disability access and new footpaths.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/3fec3df3ee5a51da3987be5d76853204ff79ad49de86679a2841a0c15bcc4895) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)
4. ### Regional infrastructure spending  
> Locking in 25% of infrastructure spending for regional Victorians.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/9503be5f2ae0539aa71bf41a1d56e24a4846e93b41a1d569c678aa65ebefd7cc) From [Annabelle Cleeland](https://politics.computer/mp/annabelle-cleeland)

## Greens 1 promise 

1. ### Public transport fares  
> The Greens will make public transport free.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/1399cdf935d6bb8d268b96bd0847929086c2459c7e8e6802dae65aaf8035dbfe) In 2 ads from [Victorian Greens](https://politics.computer/who/victorian-greens)

## Independents 1 promise 

1. ### Shuttle bus  
> Introduce a dedicated shuttle bus connecting Balwyn North residents to the Bulleen Park and Ride.  
[See the ad](https://politics.computer/ad/fd3ff1c4792ddd0fc69588f0924aee9e8ec4449600f795536074de66fce4311b) From [Sophie Torney](https://politics.computer/who/sophie-torney)

No transport and infrastructure promises in ads from Minor parties yet. That's what they've advertised, not necessarily their policy.

## Recent votes in parliament on transport and infrastructure

What MPs actually voted for, from Hansard.

[More transport and infrastructure votes](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-assembly?topic=infrastructure%5Ftransport) 

1. 11 August 2026 · Victorian Legislative Assembly  
### [Planning and Environment Amendment (AI Data Centres Moratorium) Bill 2026: introduction](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-assembly/2026-08-11/1)  
Voting yes supported introducing the Planning and Environment Amendment (AI Data Centres Moratorium) Bill 2026 into parliament.  
Defeated 31 to 50
2. 3 June 2026 · Victorian Legislative Council  
### [Public transport](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-council/2026-06-03/2)  
Voting yes supported a motion noting public transport affordability concerns during a cost-of-living crisis. The motion was defeated, so the house did not agree to note these points.  
Defeated 7 to 31
3. 12 May 2026 · Victorian Legislative Council  
### [Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026: third reading](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-council/2026-05-12/3)  
Voting yes supported the Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026 passing its third reading, which means passing the bill into law.  
Passed 24 to 14
4. 12 May 2026 · Victorian Legislative Council  
### [Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026: second reading](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-council/2026-05-12/2)  
Voting yes supported the Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026 passing its second reading, which agrees with the bill's main idea.  
Passed 38 to 1
5. 5 March 2026 · Victorian Legislative Assembly  
### [Integrity of Government Construction Projects Bill 2026: introduction](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-assembly/2026-03-05/1)  
Voting yes supported the Integrity of Government Construction Projects Bill 2026 being introduced to the Victorian Legislative Assembly.  
Defeated 30 to 50
6. 4 March 2026 · Victorian Legislative Assembly  
### [Construction Enforcement Victoria Bill 2026: introduction](https://politics.computer/votes/vic-assembly/2026-03-04/1)  
Voting yes supported the Construction Enforcement Victoria Bill 2026 being introduced into parliament, which is the first formal step before any debate on its content.  
Defeated 31 to 51

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