The 2020-21 NSW Budget was released by the Government on Tuesday 17 November with some exciting news for the community sporting sector. A new $100 million Greater Cities and Regional Sports Facility Fund was announced to stimulate local economies, boost employment, and promote healthy lifestyles across the State. Acting Minister for Sport,
State Member Federations Join Forces to release NSW Football Infrastructure Strategy
A state-wide Infrastructure Strategy, designed to address the need for significant investment in facilities over the next 10 years, was today launched by Football NSW and Northern NSW Football. As the Premier today opens Stage 2 of the Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility, nominated as a team base camp for the 2023 Women’s World Cup,
Hurlstone Park Wanderers Rejoice in ‘Light Warming’ Event
Hurlstone Park Wanderers were delighted to welcome the Mayor of Canterbury Bankstown Council, Councillor Khal Asfour and the Canterbury District Soccer Football Association CEO Ian Holmes to Ewen Park recently for a low key COVID-19 safe “light warming” event for our new lights that have been installed in the last month. The new lights provide
COOKBUNDOON SCORES FACILITY UPGRADE
Female football in the Southern Tablelands Football Association has scored a major win as new amenities building will be built at the Cookbundoon Sporting Grounds this financial year, after $572,884 was allocated to the project through the Federal Government Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program. Off the back of the successful 2023
$20M FOR NEW SPORTING FACILITIES & OPEN SPACES IN THE ST GEORGE AREA
Residents of the St George area will soon enjoy new and improved community recreational facilities thanks to a $20 million funding injection from the NSW Government. Ador Park Precinct and McCarthy Reserve, Rockdale and Brighton Memorial Playing Fields, Brighton-Le-Sands will be revitalised as part of M6 Stage 1. Mark Coure, Member for
