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Extra $65 million for NSW bypass project

by Staff Writer
January 11, 2023
in Congestion, News, Roads
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The Federal Government is working with the New South Wales Government to address critical infrastructure needs of the New South Wales south coast, allocating an additional $65 million for the Nowra Bypass planning project.

The additional funding will bring the total joint commitment with the New South Wales Government to $105 million and will allow for robust planning and preparatory works to occur on this priority project for the people of Shoalhaven.

A bypass is expected to ease traffic congestion, reduce travel times, improve safety for all road users and increase amenity for the community and businesses of Nowra.

Federal Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Minister, Catherine King, said, “We are committed to working with the NSW Government to deliver good infrastructure investment that creates jobs, builds opportunity and unlocks economic growth and productivity.

“By easing traffic congestion and improving safety through Nowra, a bypass will improve the liveability and workability of the region – supporting freight, local businesses and tourism,” Ms King said.

The $105 million Nowra Bypass planning project is being funded by both governments, with the Federal Government committing $97 million and the New South Wales Government $8 million.

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