Wilman Wadandi Highway (Bunbury Outer Ring Road Project)

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A 27-kilometre four-lane, high standard road linking Forrest Highway to Bussell Highway. The project will ease congestion and provide safer, more efficient traffic routes for freight, tourists, and locals. Banner photo: Paris Road and Clifton Road Interchange

Drone shot of the Wilman Wadandi Highway

Ongoing Roadworks

Wilman Wadandi Highway, and Associated Road Network
October 2025
  • Intermittent lane closures in place to enable pavement works and minor signage works.
  • Speed reductions to 60km/h during works. Further reductions to 40km/h will be in place if workers are on foot. 
  • Locations include:
    • Cokelup Road, Woods Road, Brockway Drive, Yalinda Drive and Lillydale Road Gelorup
    • Grevillea Road, Stratham
    • South Western Highway (north), Clifton Road, Discovery Road, St Helena Road and Litmus Road, Waterloo
    • Treendale Road and Raymond Road, Roelands
    • Martin-Pelusey Road and Bell Road, Paradise
Bussell Highway, between Lakes Road and Grevillea Road
22 September to mid October 2025, 7am to 7pm
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Understanding ‘To Stalk the Horizon’ - the Harris Road Mural

Understanding ‘To Stalk the Horizon’ - the Harris Road Mural

Designed by Joanna Brown, the noise walls at the Harris Road shared path crossing of the Wilman Wadandi Highway will feature a unique artwork which ties into the project’s Urban Design Strategy.

The Moore Road Mural – A tribute to local landscapes and culture

The Moore Road Mural – A tribute to local landscapes and culture

The Moore Road Mural is the latest public art commission for the Wilman Wadandi Highway (the Bunbury Outer Ring Road project), capturing the essence of the area, and Bunuru, the driest of the Noongar seasons through a rich yet minimalist narrative.

Introducing ‘Transition’ – the latest artwork to be unveiled on the Wilman Wadandi Highway

Introducing ‘Transition’ – the latest artwork to be unveiled on the Wilman Wadandi Highway

Designed and painted by Kyle Hughes-Odgers, the screen walls on the northern side of the mega-bridge will feature a unique design which ties into the project’s Urban Design strategy.

Discover the Wilman Wadandi Highway

Discover the Wilman Wadandi Highway

Safer, easier and more reliable trips through the South West are almost here.

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Environment

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Bright and colorful Aboriginal artwork

Aboriginal Engagement

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27 km

key transport corridor

Safer

local roads

Improved

traffic flow

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The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

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