The Australian Government has today announced an additional $50 million investment key Canberra road projects, reinforcing a strong partnership with the ACT Government to improve local infrastructure.
This funding injection will support key transport projects across the city, enhancing road safety and easing congestion.
Treasurer and Transport Minister Chris Steel welcomed the investment, emphasising its role in boosting the economy and creating local jobs.
"The ACT Government welcomes this additional investment in major transport infrastructure across our city. We will continue to work in partnership with the Commonwealth Government to deliver projects that create local jobs and strengthen our economy," Minister Steel said.
"This pipeline of investment supports our broader strategic objectives for transport planning including road safety, moving freight and improving connections with our surrounding region."
Minister for City Services Tara Cheyne said, "The ACT Government welcomes the announcement by the Australian Government today that they will be investing a further $50 million in ACT roads."
"We'll continue to work with the Commonwealth on a number of important infrastructure projects to support our city into the future."
