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Transport: Fix The Failures

Melton Line by 2029. Fix Clyde/Pakenham congestion. Electrify Sunbury. 20-minute frequency on all lines. Free trams in CBD. High-speed rail to Geelong and Ballarat.

Costing

Cost: Melton $2B, Pakenham $1.5B, Sunbury $800M, Wyndham $350M, High-speed rail $10B over 6 years

Funded by: Infrastructure waste savings ($2B/year) + federal partnership (50%) + value capture (25%) + bonds (25%)

Key Points

The Problem

Melton Line promised since 2009 - $750 million wasted in interest. 30,000 homes approved in Clyde with one overwhelmed train line. You're losing two hours a day to their failures.

Our Solution

Targeted fixes for growth corridors:

Melton Line

Electrify and duplicate within 4 years

Triple frequency to match metro lines

Cost: ~$2 billion

Clyde/Officer/Pakenham

Build the second track now

Express services during peak

Cost: ~$1.5 billion

Wyndham Vale/Tarneit

Quadruple parking at stations

15-minute bus frequencies

Cost: ~$300 million parking + $50M/year buses

Sunbury

Electrify to Sunbury (currently ends at Watergardens)

20-minute frequency all day

Cost: ~$800 million

Overall System

Free trams in all CBD zones

20-minute minimum frequency on all lines, all day

Integrated fares: $10/day cap

High-Speed Rail

Stage 1: Melbourne-Geelong-Ballarat (200km/h)

45 minutes Melbourne-Geelong

60 minutes Melbourne-Ballarat

Opens up 200,000+ affordable homes

Cost: ~$10 billion over 6 years

50% federal, 25% value capture, 25% bonds

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