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Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan

Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan (WSIP) is an A$4.1 billion 10-year road investment program in Western Sydney, New South Wales, jointly funded by the federal government and the New South Wales state government. Originally introduced in April 2014 as a $3.5 billion program consisting of key road upgrade projects in Western Sydney, in conjunction with the newly-announced Western Sydney Airport project, the program scope was later expanded and funding was increased to $4.1 billion. The funding is now split among:The Northern Road Upgrade - $1.6 billion Bringelly Road upgrade - $500 million M12 Motorway - $1.75 billion Werrington Arterial Road - $50 million Glenbrook Intersection at Ross Street - $5.6 million Local Roads Package - $200 million

Projects
The Northern Road upgrade $1.6 billion of the infrastructure plan was used to fund the upgrade of of The Northern Road between The Old Northern Road at Narellan and Jamison Road at South Penrith, including road widening to a minimum of four lanes. Originally made up of four stages, the project was delivered in six stages, numbered by chronological order of construction commencement. The stages arranged from north to south are stages 3, 5, 6, 4, 2 and 1. Some sections of Stages 4 to 6 that were critical to the delivery of the Western Sydney Airport were opened in stages from 2020. A new underpass with The Northern Road was also constructed as part of The Northern Road upgrade, opened in July 2020. The second stage between King Street and The Northern Road was completed in December 2020. The interchange with M7 will open later that year. Werrington Arterial Road The Werrington Arterial Road was the first major project of the infrastructure plan to be completed, involving the upgrade of Gipps Street between Great Western Highway and M4 Western Motorway in Werrington. Upgrade works including road widening, new entry and exit ramps to the M4, and intersection upgrades. The federal government contributed 50 per cent of the cost of the $52 million upgrade. The federal government funded $2.5 million towards the $5.6 million project. An example of the projects was the intersection upgrade of Cumberland Highway at Hamilton Road, St Johns Road and John Street, which was completed under the Local Roads Package after Fairfield Council was granted $5.8 million over two years. ==References==
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