Category: Facilities

Nov 27
The 2023-24 Local Sports Infrastructure Fund to cater for participation boom

The Victorian Government’s 2023-24 Local Sports Infrastructure Fund is a state-wide investment, open until December 13, 2023. This fund was created to adapt to the increasing need for infrastructure that is required for regular active sport and recreation. Utilising three streams, sports clubs, facility managers and community organisations will all benefit from the following grants: […]

Nov 06
Community Recovery Grants Program available for those in need from WA

The Department of Local Government, Sport, and Cultural Industries in Western Australia is getting behind the Community Recovery Grants Program. The grant has been made available to assist communities affected by the events associated with ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie in late 2022. Funding will go towards rebuilding local groups and community organisations so that they can […]

Jul 10
Macarthur Football Association clubs welcome upgraded drainage systems

Two fields that reside in the Macarthur Football Association (MFA) are getting an overhaul with a contribution of funds from the NSW Football Legacy Fund (NFLF) and Campbelltown City Council. The NFLF’s goals are to enhance football facilities and support infrastructure, expand participation opportunities, and foster better pathways for female players.   Ruse FC and Eschol Park […]

Jun 30
Round 2 of NSW Football Legacy Fund backs the Women’s World Cup

Round 2 of the NSW Football Legacy Fund (‘the Fund’) continues to bring the positive momentum leading up to the FIFA Women’s World Cup. The Fund is an initiative of the NSW Government, Football NSW (FNSW) and Northern NSW Football (NNSWF), linking with NSW hosting FIFA Women’s World Cup matches in Sydney during July of […]

Jun 13
Sutherland Shire Football Association welcomes improved drainage for Harrie Dening Centre

Sutherland Shire Football Association (SSFA) have received $127,960 as part of the NSW Football Legacy Fund – Round 1. The funding goes towards a project that will include installation of new drainage and irrigation, plus water tanks for Field 1 at Sutherland Shire’s home of football. This development is part of a wider facilities upgrade valued […]

May 15
Newcastle Olympic reveals new-look facility

Newcastle Olympic has shared the design of a new grandstand, amenities building and car park, with the construction to begin in the next few weeks. The $3.5 million project is made possible by the City of Newcastle, NSW Government, and the Australian Government. This is supported by Nuatali Nelmes – Lord Mayor of Newcastle, State […]

  • Amenities
May 08
Funding joy for Western Australia sport and recreation facilities

Community sport and recreation facilities throughout Western Australia will relish an increased amount of funding over the next two years. Following the 2023-24 State Budget, an additional $7.5 million per year was allocated. This positively impacts the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund (CSRFF), as it will increase to $20 million for the 2023-2024 and […]

  • Amenities
Apr 21
Stronger Country Communities Fund goes towards regional NSW

Venues in regional NSW have been provided with significant funding thanks to the Stronger Country Community Fund – Round 5. The Stronger Country Communities Fund (SCCF) will improve the wellbeing of communities in regional areas, by not only bringing in new or upgraded social and sporting infrastructure but also strongly supported community programs. Since 2017, the […]

  • Amenities
Apr 20
Business and Community Sport Flood Recovery Grants closing soon

Flood recovery grants are available for Victorian businesses and community sport organisations until May 1, 2023 at 4pm. The Victorian Government’s Business and Community Sport Flood Recovery Grants support those who were directly impacted by the 2022 floods, backing small businesses, not-for-profit and community sport and active recreation organisations that lost valuable resources. The program […]

Mar 15
WestInvest a facility game changer in Western Sydney

Clubs in Western Sydney are reaping a facility transformation thanks to the NSW Government’s $5 billion WestInvest program. Facilities, as well as communities, will receive improved and more easy-to-use resources that form a transformational infrastructure project as a whole. In total, over $333 million is being invested into facilities where football is or will be […]