Melton electrification delays
David asks a constituency question on the Melton Line electrification delays. The constituent has lived in Rockbank for many years and recalls Labor’s election promise to electrify the Melton line in 2014.

David asks a constituency question on the Melton Line electrification delays. The constituent has lived in Rockbank for many years and recalls Labor’s election promise to electrify the Melton line in 2014.

David calls for clear timeline on new 140 bus route, urging immediate transport access for isolated families.

David highlights the urgent demand for job-ready skills in the West and calls on the Minister for Skills and TAFE to expand access to TAFE and universities.

David calls for upgrades to a key road corridor in the City of Melton on behalf of a constituent. They request that Robinsons Road, Westwood Drive and Calder Park Drive be designated as state roads, to be managed by the Department of Transport and Planning.

David asks the Minister for Roads and Road Safety to install permanent or temporary traffic lights to enhance safety at the Leakes Road/Western Highway interchange.

David raises a question on behalf of a constituent about improving bus services in Rockbank, as the station’s car park is well over capacity.

West Metro Legalise Cannabis MP David Ettershank said that he was delighted that the Federal Government had committed $1.1 billion to repair the potholed Western Freeway, but the state’s west was still in desperate need of effective public transport.

David asks the Minister for Transport and Infrastructure about the status of the Western Rail Plan and Melton Line electrification

David asks the Minister for Roads and Road safety to provide funding to upgrade Taylors Road, which is increasingly performing an arterial function in the broader regional road network.

David asks a question on behalf of a constituent, requesting what steps the the government has taken or will take to implement the City of Melton Council’s bus upgrade plans that could see benefits to an additional 57,000 people.