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East Werribee

East Werribee’s evolution as a centre of employment will create a more resilient and productive economy, accommodate population growth and give people access to high quality jobs close to where they live.

The East Werribee Precinct is set to evolve into a vibrant urban centre, creating new jobs and housing.

Complementing established businesses and institutions, the precinct will transform underutilised Victorian Government-owned land, into a thriving, connected precinct that supports Victoria’s growing population.

Located on the Princes Highway between Melbourne and Geelong, East Werribee enjoys close proximity to existing town centres at Werribee and Hoppers Crossing, Avalon Airport, as well as regional attractions in the Werribee Open Range Zoo, Werribee Park, Werribee River and a distinctive natural landscape.

As part of Melbourne’s growing western corridor, East Werribee is positioned within a key hub of economic activity, providing access to skilled workers, strong industry partnerships, and shared infrastructure.

The precinct will also benefit from major planned investments, including:

  • The future Bay West Port
  • A new Intermodal Freight Terminal
  • Significant transport network upgrades

Ongoing government investment is supporting growth in the area, with upgrades to rail and road connections, new public schools, and civic infrastructure such as the Wyndham Law Courts and Police Complex.

Together, these developments will help shape East Werribee into a vibrant, well-connected precinct - a place where people can live, work and thrive.

Vision

The East Werribee Precinct will be a new centre for jobs and housing in Melbourne’s growing western corridor. A true mixed-use high-amenity urban precinct, it will drive traditional and emerging employment sectors alongside diverse, inclusive and sustainable communities.

Precinct projects

Yurran P – 9 College, Ngurraga School and Yurran P – 9 College Kindergarten (interim name)

DTP is partnering with Victorian School Building Authority (VSBA) and Development Victoria (DV) to build a new P-9 school with 1,250 places and a specialist school with 168 places in Point Cook.

Both schools will be open for term 1 in 2026 and a kindergarten will open on the same site in 2027.

For more details on each school, please visit the VSBA website:

For more information on the enabling works, please visit the Development Victoria website.

Opportunity Statement

The State Government released an Opportunity Statement in May 2024.

East Werribee - Opportunity Statement
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East Werribee - Opportunity Statement (accessible version)
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More Information

For the latest project information please visit Development Victoria’s East Werribee Project Page.

Got a question?

Email the team at precincts@transport.vic.gov.au

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