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SYDNEY INFRASTRUCTURE EXPO 2021 - Part of Sydney Build Expo

Sydney Infrastructure Expo unites all the key players and stakeholders in the public transport, construction and infrastructure industries in NSW. The event is part of Sydney Build Expo. These events all wrapped up in one, can be attended with just one ticket, combined they will create the leading public transport, infrastructure & construction show for Australia.

Key Topics to be discussed include: Spending - analysis and announcements, Sydney Metro, Road Upgrades, Government Tenders & New Projects, Federal & NSW State Policy, Public Transport Congestion Management & Fleet Management, Roads, Motorways & Freeways: Upgrades, Investment and Construction, City Planning - Building Cities of the Future, Parking - Facilities, Technology, Automation, Sydney Metro, Light Rail, Rail Infrastructure.

Join us on November 23-24 at ICC Sydney to meet with 500+ exhibitors and 300+ speakers in 20 Summits across 8 Stages.

The Sydney Metro & Rail Summit will take a closer look at Australia's Biggest Public Transport Project. A key theme for this Summit is: How cities can adapt and regenerate to meet the ever-growing transport demands.

The Sydney Roads, Transport & Traffic Summit looks at ongoing and new major transport projects including: The Western Harbour Tunnel, the M5 motorway expansion, the new M12 motorway, the trackless trams project and upgrades to Sydney Wharf and Ferries.

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Overview - Themes & Topics

Sydney Metro & Rail Topics & Presentations:

Sydney Metro Project
Future of Sydney's Rail and Roads | Sydney 2026
National Transport Research Plan
Managing rail infrastructure for a digital future: Future-proofing of asset information
Sustainable Development of Urban Rail Transit Networks
Mobility as a Service: Development scenarios and implications for public transport
Biophilic Railway Stations: Re-imagine the Nature of Transit Design
Autonomous Mobility and Energy Service Management in Future Smart Cities
Sydney Metro–ground characterisation and TBM selection for the Sydney Harbour crossing
Railway station choice modeling: a review of methods and evidence

Recent Project and Spending Updates:

$2 billion for fast rail from Melbourne to Geelong
Funds allocated for the National Faster Rail Agency
Work is underway to develop fast-rail corridors in other areas including: Sydney to Wollongong, Newcastle, Bathurst, Orange and Parkes. Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast. Melbourne to Shepparton, Traralgon and Wodonga
$44 million for strategic business cases
$206 million to the Building Better Regions Funds (BBRF)

Other Infrastructure Investment:

$16.5 million for National Freight and Supply Chain Strategy
$100 million for regional airport upgrades
$3.8 million in 2019-20 to support regulatory oversight and environmental management.
$4 million for a Women Aviation Fund
$6.3 billion in drought support
$3.3 billion for flood support
$9.6 million over five years to establish the North Queensland Water Infrastructure Authority

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Roads, Transport & Traffic Topics & Presentations:

Westconnex Motorway Project
Public transport architecture: city shaping and wealth generation
Minimizing the environmental impacts of mega infrastructure projects: Australian public transport perspective
Smart congestion management
Creating CAV Infrastructure in 2025
Growth and opportunities from airport venture
Fixing NSW transport: The issue that won't go away
Transforming Transport, Transforming Urban Spaces
Driving Autonomous Car Future
From "car-dependency" to "desirable walking"
Roads and Traffic Expo and Networking Lounge
Modeling value uplift on future transport infrastructure

Recent Project and Spending Updates:

$7.2 Billion WestConnex
$4.9 Billion across Sydney Metro City and South West over four years
$3 billion for the Urban Congestion Funding recently pledged, this now sits at $4billion including previous investment.
$2.2 billion Road Safety Package
$1 billion Roads to Recovery program,
$1 billion for the next phase of the Roads of Strategic Importance initiative
$2.6 billion for the Queensland Gateway
$1 billion for the upgrades Princes Highway
$1.14 billion towards Melbourne's suburban road upgrades
$275 million towards the Bridges Renewal Program
$550 million for the Black Spot Program
$2.2 billion for the Road Safety and Upgrade Package
$275 million towards the Heavy Vehicle Safety
$275 million towards the Productivity Program
$500 million for a National Commuter Car Park Fund
$1.6 billion towards Perth rail infrastructure and Tonkin Highway