A $3.2 million changeroom and kiosk at Thomas Oval in Medina has been announced.
The project will cater for the Kwinana Titans Rugby Club and AIM Archery Club and will be built on the opposite side of the oval to the Thomas Kelly Pavilion.
“The new facility will include four changerooms, two storage areas, two universally accessible toilets, two dedicated umpires rooms, covered spectators areas and two storage areas and a kiosk,” Mayor Peter Feasey said.
"As part of this project, funding will also be used to refurbish the kitchen in the existing Thomas Hall building.
“Practical completion is expected to take place in December 2025 with an official opening and community celebration planned for early 2026."
Federal Member for Brand Madeleine King said modern facilities are important for local Kwinana sporting clubs.
“The Kwinana Titans are not just a strong rugby league club, they are a fantastic pathway for young kids getting into a growing sport here in Western Australia,” Ms King said.
“AIM Archery also continues to hit the mark by providing a welcoming space for those looking to develop their skills.
"These improved facilities will ensure our local sporting clubs have the best possible environment to train and compete,” she said.
The project is partly funded by a $2.4 million Federal Investing in Our Communities grant and the remaining $800,000 is being funded through developer contributions.
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