Victoria’s 30-year infrastructure strategy update

Victoria’s 30-year infrastructure strategy offers a practical roadmap of policies, reforms and projects to benefit Victoria’s communities, economy and environment. It is updated every 3 to 5 years.

Victoria’s infrastructure strategy 2025-2055 was published by Infrastructure Victoria and tabled in the Victorian Parliament in November 2025.

The 30-year strategy makes 45 recommendations to the Victorian Government and identifies 8 future options. This includes housing, energy, transport, health, climate change and education. It covers the entire state, including regional Victoria, our growing suburbs and metropolitan Melbourne.

Recommendations are actions the Victorian Government should begin within 5 years. They include projects, policies and reforms Victoria needs before 2030, or early planning for longer-term challenges. The Infrastructure Victoria Act 2015 requires the government to respond to these recommendations.

Future options are ideas that may be needed over the next 30 years. They show clear benefits but do not necessarily require immediate government.

The Victorian Government is required to respond to our recommendations.

In March and April 2025, we consulted on a draft 30-year infrastructure strategy.

We held a series of engagement events, including 3 webinars and 16 workshops. We received over 300 written submissions. Our consultation report shares what we heard from the Victorian community and stakeholders, and how this feedback shaped this strategy.