Industry leaders and decision makers will gather to explore major transport infrastructure projects shaping the state at the 15th Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference, returning to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 17-18 June 2026.
The conference will bring together senior representatives from industry, government and the private sector to foster innovation, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing. The conference program will explore plans and projects geared towards meeting increased demand for transport infrastructure in Victoria, Australia’s fastest growing state.
Victoria’s transport infrastructure sector is focused on completing major transformative projects such as the Suburban Rail Loop and the North East Link, with $7.3 billion allocated in the 2025-26 Victorian budget.
Against this backdrop, the two-day conference will showcase plans and projects to deliver future-ready transport systems that support economic growth, improve connectivity, and enhance liveability across the state.
During the two-day conference, over 25 senior-level speakers, representing industry leaders, government agencies, and private stakeholders, will provide key insights into the transport infrastructure projects shaping Victoria, including port, road, rail and airport projects.
Potential solutions for future challenges will also be discussed, with attendees being given the chance to network with decision-makers, gain valuable insights, and be part of shaping Victoria’s transport infrastructure future.
Agenda Highlights
The two-day conference will cover a diverse range of transport topics, giving attendees the chance to engage with transformative projects shaping Victoria’s future.
Why attend?
For professionals in the transport sector, this conference is more than just an event: it is a gateway to understanding the future direction of Victoria’s transport system.
Attendees will leave with actionable insights, inspiration, and connections that empower them to actively contribute to long-term growth and sustainability.
Registration details
Whether you are a policymaker, project manager, planner, engineer, contractor, or investor, the Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference is an unmissable opportunity to be a part of the conversations shaping the state’s transport future.
Secure a place today to be a part of the discussions and innovations driving Victoria forward.
Visit the official 15th Victorian Transport Infrastructure Conference website www.vicinfrastructure.com.au for more details and to register.
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Key agenda items include:
• Ministerial Keynote: Gabrielle Williams, Minister for Transport Infrastructure and Minister for Public and Active Transport, Department of Transport and Planning, will open the conference with a keynote address.
• North East Link: The Interim Chief Executive Officer at VIDA Roads will discuss progress on the North East Link, the largest ever investment in a road project in Victoria’s history.
• Port of Melbourne: The Executive General Manager at Port of Melbourne will outline major transformations underway at the Port of Melbourne, the number one container port in Australia.
• Government strategies and plans: The Executive Director, Major Projects – Development & Integration, will outline the Department of Transport and Planning’s strategies and plans to provide transport infrastructure that caters for Victoria’s booming population.
• Suburban Rail Loop (SRL): Two Suburban Rail Loop Authority leaders will discuss different aspects of the planned SRL, a 90 kilometre underground orbital rail line connecting every major metro line.
• Melbourne Airport Upgrades: The construction of a third runway, and other expansion plans to meet forecast passenger and freight demands, will be outlined.
• Infrastructure Strategy for Victoria: The Deputy Chief Executive Officer at Infrastructure Victoria will outline the organisation’s recommendations and findings to improve Victoria’s transport infrastructure provisioning.
• Bus service provisioning: The Chief Executive Officer at Ventura Bus Lines will join a panel discussion on ways to improve Melbourne’s bus service provisioning.
• Future Intelligent Transport System: A panel of experts will discuss the opportunities and challenges of a future Intelligent Transport System for Victoria.
This article was originally published in the May edition of our magazine. To read the magazine, click here
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