Outline the NSW Government’s investment in roads and public transport more than $5.2 billion for Western Sydney roads and $21 billion for public transport

• How Bradfield and the Aerotropolis will catalyse high-value jobs, global investment and advanced industry clusters that reposition Western Sydney as a national productivity hub

• Sequencing transport, utilities, and housing to support fast, coordinated growth – What must be delivered, in what order, to ensure communities, industry and tenants have certainty from day one

• Practical pathways to accelerate precinct activation and deliver a connected, livable Western Parkland City

• Identifying the road, rail, freight, and utility upgrades needed to unlock housing, jobs, and precinct activation

• Addressing local challenges, from flight paths to servicing delays, and ensuring communities benefit from airport-driven growth

• How councils, government and industry partners can align sequencing, approvals, and investment to accelerate delivery

• Where digital engineering, project controls and innovative delivery models can streamline coordination and reduce delays

• Strengthening the freight spine linking the airport, Mamre Road and Fifteenth Avenue to ensure reliable 24/7 operations and seamless air-land logistics

• Ensuring precinct and utilities readiness to accelerate industrial growth by aligning road upgrades, grid capacity and servicing to activate Mamre Road, Bradfield, and surrounding employment lands faster

• Creating opportunities for advanced logistics, cold chain, and e-commerce operators as Western Sydney becomes a national freight and distribution hub

• Improving delivery certainty through digital engineering and smarter planning tools

Representative, Western Sydney Airport

• Update on construction progress for the M12 Motorway and M7 interchange, including how design and delivery are supporting seamless airport access for freight and heavy vehicles

• Integration of the M12 with key freight corridors such as Mamre Road and Elizabeth Drive, improving reliability and capacity for Western Sydney’s logistics and industrial precincts

• Coordination with utilities partners to ensure timely delivery of power, wastewater and stormwater services that enable precinct activation and faster industrial tenant occupation

• Reviewing the status, timelines and critical path for the M12 Motorway, Western Sydney Airport Metro, Mamre Road Stage 2, Fifteenth Avenue transit corridor and Elizabeth Drive upgrades to understand the network’s readiness for airport operations

• Examine how roads, rail, bus, and active transport can work together to provide reliable access for residents, workers, and freight across the Western Parkland City region

• Explore how emerging transport technologies, including EV charging networks, fleet electrification and smart mobility solutions, can be supported through current and future transport infrastructure

• Identify remaining gaps in the transport system such as the Leppington–Airport rail spur, Sydney Metro extension opportunities, the Western Sydney Freight Line and Picton Road upgrades, and evaluate options to future-proof the network

Attendees will be able to participate in two sessions of their choosing. Each session will run for 30 minutes.

Breakout A: Harnessing construction technology to streamline infrastructure delivery

Breakout B: Leveraging project management innovation to overcome stakeholder coordination challenges

Breakout C: Integrating sustainable materials to reduce environmental impact and costs in infrastructure

Breakout D: Utilising smart construction solutions to overcome freight and transport infrastructure bottlenecks

• Update on program scope, funding settings and scheme refinements that strengthen sequencing certainty across key growth corridors

• How a coordinated, regional stormwater authority model reduces delivery risk and improves alignment across multiple precincts

• Enabling industrial and housing outcomes through integrated stormwater schemes, land and asset delivery, and recycled water solutions 

• Update on enabling works, servicing readiness and land release milestones that are accelerating tenant commitments across the Mamre Road Precinct

• Insights into industrial tenant demand, settlement activity and the types of advanced manufacturing and logistics operators shaping the precinct

• How coordinated infrastructure delivery is supporting faster occupation, job creation and the growth of Western Sydney’s industrial economy

Representative, Mirvac

• How Bradfield, the Aerotropolis and Western Sydney International Airport are leveraging digital twins, real-time data systems and smart-airport technology to streamline operations, reduce delivery risk and enhance liveability

• How Western Sydney is emerging as Australia’s digital and data-centre hub

• How utilities are planning grid upgrades, electrification, and renewable integration to support exponential digital, transport and precinct load growth

Representative, Western Sydney Airport

• Why the region is Australia’s premier data-centre hub, driven by proximity to WSI Airport, deep fibre routes, renewable energy, and recycled-water systems

• Progress of the AMRF, the enabling infrastructure powering robotics and aerospace R&D, and the opportunities it creates for SMEs, innovation partners and workforce development

• How Ingham Property Group secured NSW’s first private masterplan approval in just 21 days, cutting typical assessment timelines from three years

• Cross-Agency Coordination & Governance: Lessons on sequencing, approvals frameworks, and collaboration that enabled accelerated delivery while maintaining integrity

• Practical insights for replicating this model to unlock future precincts, attract investment, and modernise NSW’s planning system

Representative, Ingham Property Group

• Examining how modernised contributions frameworks, special infrastructure contributions (SIC) and works in kind can accelerate precinct delivery

• Discussing the role of the new Investment Delivery Authority and Infrastructure NSW’s coordination function

• Exploring cross agency coordination to sequence transport and infrastructure

• Explore how Auckland’s Infrastructure Funding & Financing framework is driving faster, more transparent, and accountable precinct delivery.

• Innovative financing mechanisms link developer contributions directly to real infrastructure delivery

• Transparent sequencing and system reform provide lessons for replicable, cost-effective precinct development

• How PPPs and other financing structures are unlocking transport, housing, and precinct infrastructure in Western Sydney

• Practical insights on balancing public and private sector interests to deliver commercially viable projects with strong community outcomes

• Where capital is flowing and what investors need to support major projects

• Building future-ready skills pipelines aligned to the needs of the aerotropolis, including aviation, advanced manufacturing, logistics, digital infrastructure and precinct operations

• Embedding workforce planning into investment-ready precincts around Western Sydney Airport, the Metro and Bradfield City Centre to support long-term job creation

• Connecting local communities to new employment pathways through training reform, apprenticeships, school-to-career programs and industry-led partnership

• How the Western Sydney Parklands is underpinning growth through cooling, biodiversity and connected open-space networks

• Integrating green infrastructure with precinct planning, transport corridors and major population growth

• Delivering environmental resilience and improved livability across Western Sydney’s rapidly expanding communities

• How the Western Sydney Airport and Metro will shape day-one access to jobs, services, and precincts

• Ensuring activation, sequencing and governance frameworks translate into affordability, liveability, and equitable growth

• Converting major infrastructure investment into long-term employment, thriving centres and a globally competitive regional economy