Significant Projects

A $4.3 million project that involves resurfacing the runway, taxiway, and apron parking areas with bitumen asphalt, and installing a new perimeter security fence.

A critical project to upgrade wastewater infrastructure to better support the island's operations, visitor experiences, and environmental protection.

The program focuses on enhancing the public toilet facilities across Rottnest Island, a crucial aspect of the visitor experience.

The Island Gateway project enriches Rottnest's arrival point with upgraded amenities, a welcoming sculpture designed by WA artists and the Whadjuk Noongar community, and a more pedestrian-friendly mall.

A critical infrastructure investment that will ensure safe and continued access to Wadjemup / Rottnest Island for visitors.

Advancing Rottnest Island with $54.8 million in upgrades to achieve renewable energy targets.

This extensive program involves the refurbishment of Rottnest Island Authority’s accommodation offerings and focuses on enhancing the comfort and service level of various accommodation types.

Enhancing Rottnest Island with $34.1 million for vital infrastructure upgrades to overhaul the ageing water production and supply network.

A vital upgrade to Rottnest Island’s maritime infrastructure, with the proposed relocation of barge and freight services to South Thomson Bay.

Oliver Hill has been upgraded to enhance visitor access to this nationally significant defence heritage site, with new facilities and transport options.

A short way back from the settlement with wide boulevards, South Thomson is a favourite spot for families. These units were upgraded under a staged refurbishment program to enhance accommodation on the island.

The Basin is a popular destination on Rottnest Island and these improvements to visitor amenity better accommodate the increasing levels of visitation.

The West End will be enhanced in keeping with its significance as a place for reflection and appreciation of the wonder of nature.