Victoria’s 30-year infrastructure strategy update
The 2025-2055 strategy update
In 2023, we asked Victorians to:
- help set the objectives for the 2025 strategy update
- define the major infrastructure challenges and opportunities, and
- propose infrastructure options and policies that address them.
More than 500 individuals, groups and organisations took part in a survey, stakeholder workshops and young people's forum.
The Strategy objectives engagement report summarises what we heard in the first phase of engagement.
Community and stakeholder feedback, along with technical assessments and further evidence, will inform Victoria's draft 30-year infrastructure strategy.
Victorians can provide feedback on the draft strategy in early 2025. We will tell you how community and stakeholder input has shaped the objectives and strategy update.
We update the 30-year infrastructure strategy every 3 to 5 years. The strategy is tabled in the Victorian Parliament. The Victorian Government is required to respond to our recommendations.
2023 – Public consultation on 30-year infrastructure strategy objectives
Early 2025 – Draft 30-year strategy released for consultation
Late 2025 – Final 30-year strategy tabled in Victorian Parliament
Resources
Browse all resourcesOpportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions of infrastructure
Infrastructure Victoria’s advice to the Victorian Government on how it can take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions of public infrastructure.
Weathering the storm
Find out how Victoria’s infrastructure can be better adapted for more frequent and extreme weather. This can keep Victorians safer and reduce the costs of disaster recovery.
How faster and more frequent buses can better connect Melbourne
In this webinar we discuss our latest research into reforming Melbourne’s bus network and our recommendations to the Victorian Government.
Fast, frequent, fair
Infrastructure Victoria's report looks at how reform of Melbourne's bus network can give more people access to good public transport. It can also reduce traffic congestion and help cut transport emissions.