Infrastructure

In addition, we deliver funding programs in excess of $400 million and manage infrastructure assets worth over $2 billion.  

Our mission is clear: to foster a cohesive, prosperous, vibrant, and healthy Western Australian community. Through an ambitious works program, we're investing in the revitalisation and development of Western Australia’s sporting and cultural spaces, creating a legacy for generations to come. 

Exciting changes are happening across our state, and it’s another reason why Western Australia stands as the best place to live in Australia. We are contributing to shaping a brighter, more dynamic future for our community. 

Discover more and be part of  our exciting journey.  

Major capital projects  

We’re currently delivering a capital works program that focuses on delivering high-quality infrastructure to meet the needs of both today’s communities and future generations.  

These projects are designed to enhance access to state-of-the-art facilities, foster local talent, and connect communities throughout our state. 

From modern sporting complexes to world-class cultural venues, we are investing in spaces that inspire, engage, and unite Western Australians. 

With a focus on sustainability and community engagement, we’re not just building facilities — we’re creating destinations where people can come together to experience the best that Western Australia has to offer. 

Our projects are shaping a vibrant future, ensuring that our state remains a hub for sport, culture, and creativity. 

Explore how we are building major infrastructure for Western Australia.

Infrastructure through grants funding programs 

In addition to our major capital works, we play a vital role in managing funding programs that help develop infrastructure for sport and recreation across Western Australia. These programs are designed to boost participation in sport and recreation, with a focus on increasing physical activity by creating high-quality, sustainable and well-utilised facilities.

Key initiatives include the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF) and the Club Night Lights Program (CNLP), through which the WA Government invests annually in developing physical environments where communities can engage in sport and recreation. This includes funding for projects such as sports floodlighting infrastructure, ensuring local clubs and communities have access to well-lit, safe spaces for training, competition and events.

These funding programs provide essential financial assistance to community groups and local governments, helping them create and upgrade facilities that promote active lifestyles and build stronger communities.

Learn more about how our sporting grants programs are building a healthier, more active Western Australia.

Maintaining WA’s iconic cultural and recreational assets 

With over $2 billion worth in assets, we are dedicated to maintaining and preserving some of our state’s most cherished cultural institutions. We play a vital role in ensuring these spaces remain safe, functional, and welcoming for generations to come.

We manage the upkeep of key venues such as the Art Gallery of WA, the State Theatre Centre, the State Library of WA, The Blue Room Theatre, Subiaco Arts Centre, King Streets Arts Centre, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA), the Albany Entertainment Centre, Sunset Heritage Precinct, including the 6 museums spread throughout our state. This extensive portfolio requires a proactive approach to maintenance, which is where our centralised maintenance program comes in.

Our program includes preventative maintenance, statutory compliance, and a minor works program, all designed to ensure public safety and protect valuable cultural collections. By focusing on early intervention and careful planning, we maintain these treasured spaces so that they continue to inspire, educate and entertain Western Australians.