Victoria’s 30-year draft infrastructure strategy 2025–2055 strategy provides a practical roadmap of policies, reforms and projects that will bring long-term benefits. The strategy makes 43 draft recommendations and provides 7 future options to the Victorian Government on the state’s infrastructure priorities including housing, energy, transport, health, social infrastructure and the environment.

Most of Victoria’s infrastructure was not built for more frequent severe weather. This means infrastructure, like roads and powerlines, is exposed to greater damage from wild storms, bushfires and floods. This research can help governments decide how and where to invest in adapting infrastructure. It shows how to assess the risks from extreme weather and...

This report explains how the Victorian Government can update policies, regulations, guidelines and procedures to make carbon emissions count in infrastructure decision-making. This includes planning, design, construction, maintenance and the end-of-life of Victoria’s infrastructure.

Infrastructure Victoria’s research report into Melbourne’s bus network finds that a fast, fair and better-connected bus network is needed for the city, especially in the under-serviced, outer-growth areas.

This document explores how different city shapes and growth patterns impact the state’s economy, the environment, and the quality of life of Victorians. The report makes five recommendations to the Victorian government to help achieve more compact and connected cities.