Infrastructure WA

IWA has continued its engagement with its State Agencies Working Group hosting a series of one-on-one sessions with senior leaders called on for their specific knowledge and expertise on cross-sectoral, technical, policy and other non-build matters.

Infrastructure WA recently held its second External Stakeholder Reference Group meeting which brought together peak body leaders to discuss the development of the State Infrastructure Strategy and key opportunity areas for the State.

Infrastructure that assists to diversify WA’s economy, contributes to improved health outcomes, addresses climate change and delivers digital connectivity to our regions all feature in Infrastructure WA’s (IWA) Discussion Paper: Consultation Outcomes Report. 

The establishment of Infrastructure WA (IWA) and the release of our Discussion Paper, which will pave the way towards the State’s first 20-year infrastructure strategy, are just some of the highlights featured in IWA’s first Annual Report.

Highlights from this year’s report detail the Infrastructure Western Australia Act 2019 officially commencing in July last year, and the appointments of our first 15 staff members and ten-person inaugural Board.