Welcome to the Greater Western Sydney Election Promise Tracker, powered by the Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue.
We’ll record and track the federal-level announcements and commitments specific to Greater Western Sydney. Policies and announcements that are state or nationwide are not included.
Policies the Dialogue has advocated for are highlighted in red.
- Anthony Albanese has pledged $1b in joint funding ($500m each) with the NSW government to upgrade Fifteenth Avenue to create a critical transit corridor from Liverpool to the new Western Sydney International Airport
- The Albanese Government has committed $1bn for corridor preservation for future rail links from Bradfield to Leppington and to Macarthur.
- The Albanese Government will contribute an additional $50m to infamous Homebush roundabout
- $10.1m for Parramatta’s Civic Link project which is expected to unlock more than 14,700 homes.
- $13m is also allocated to contruct a new road, intersection design and bridge in Schofields which will enable 235 homes.
- $580m to support flood resilience and housing growth in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley and surrounds. The package includes $345.3m for Stage 1 of the Townson Road and Burdekin Road project and $234.7m for upgrades to Garfield Road West.
- $114m investment to improve safety and efficiency for users of key roads around the New Richmond Bridge.
- $110m for upgrades to Henry Lawson Drive
- $76.1m as part of the Housing Support Program to boost social housing in key growth areas including Parramatta, Blacktown, Campbelltown
- $120m to build a full maternity ward at Rouse Hill hospital.
- $220m in conjunction with the NSW government to widen and upgrade Windsor Rd at Rouse Hill
- $80m commitment to expand emergency services at Fairfield Hospital
- $50m commitment to fix the infamous Homebush DFO Roundabout
- $40m to deliver a purpose-built truck rest stop at Eastern Creek
- $20m will be spent on a planning study to investigate ways to reduce travel times on Old Windsor Rd between Kellyville and Northmead
- $25m to upgrade Wentworth Avenue and reduce congestion on Toongabbie Road
- $20m as part of preliminary business cases for the New Cumberland Line, T2 Leppington Line upgrades and the Outer South West Housing Enabling Program
- A re-elected Albanese Government will establish a new Medicare Urgent Care Clinic in Rooty Hill and Windsor
- Peter Dutton has matched the Albanese Government’s joint $1 billion commitment with the NSW government to upgrade Fifteenth Avenue to create a critical transit corridor from Liverpool to the new Western Sydney International Airport
- The Opposition has matched the government’s $1 billion commitment for corridor preservation for future rail links from Bradfield to Leppington and to Macarthur.
- $117.5m into completing the final leg of the Mulgoa Road corridor upgrade in Penrith
- $50m to duplicate Edmondson Ave in Liverpool.
$18.8m will go to business cases to investigate upgrades to semirural roads surrounding the future freight hub at WSI
$15m to plan future upgrades to the Old Windsor Road-Windsor Road corridor and Werrington Arterial Stage two business case.
$15m in upgrades to the intersection of Pennant Hills Road and Moseley Street in Carlingford
$10m for Pennant Hills intersection at Evans Road
$5m for the Dundas intersection at Kissing Point Road entry to Quarry Road
- $3.7m for seat upgrades at Campbelltown Stadium
- Peter Dutton will pledge $25,000 to fund closed-circuit security cameras at the Al Madinah Mosque in Leppington
- $10m to help build a Penrith Panthers Women’s Academy and Community Hub.