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read moreThe Victorian Government is delivering a new community sporting venue at Miners Rest, on Ballarat’s north-western fringe that will support local sports clubs to train and compete ahead of the Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games.
It has also released an Expression of Interest (EoI) for a head contractor to complete the upgrade to Ballarat’s Eureka Stadium.
Victorian Minister for Commonwealth Games Legacy Harriet Shing notes “we’re investing in world-class sporting infrastructure that will drive economic growth and pride of place, leaving an enduring legacy of accessible, inclusive and fit-for-purpose housing and community infrastructure in Ballarat.”
The new venue at Miners Rest will be just ten minutes from Eureka Stadium and include a competition-grade oval and sports pavilion with carparking, amenities and changerooms all designed to accommodate local sporting activities.
It is anticipated to minimise disruptions to training and match schedules for local sports teams and remain as an additional sports facility for the Ballarat community post-Games.
Local sporting clubs will also benefit from a suite of upgrades to Eureka Stadium, including improved accessibility features, and an additional 5,000 permanent seats which will mean a bigger and better experience for athletes and spectators.
The Ballarat Showgrounds site to the south will also become the home of a new athletics warm-up facility for Victoria 2026, becoming a permanent facility for the community and sporting groups to enjoy after the Games.
Parties interested in the EOI can register via the Buying for Victoria website from which a shortlist of civil contractors will be invited to participate in a Request for Proposal process.
It is estimated the Games will contribute more than $3 billion to Victoria’s economy.
Image. Concept plan for the Eureka Stadium expansion ahead of the Victorian 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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25th April 2023 - Funding boost for Ballarat’s Eureka Stockade Gardens
3rd April 2023 - Architects announced for redevelopment of 2026 Commonwealth Games venue the Eureka Stadium in Ballarat
8th February 2017 - Eureka Stadium redevelopment starts to take shape
6th December 2016 - Ballarat’s Eureka Stadium to host two premiership fixtures in 2018
3rd March 2016 - Eureka Stadium redevelopment moves forward
19th November 2015 - Designs released for Ballarat’s Eureka Stadium redevelopment
14th October 2022 - Ballarat’s infrastructure to receive significant investment ahead of Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games
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7th October 2022 - Shooting Australia celebrates inclusion of shooting in Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games
6th September 2022 - City of Ballarat and Hepburn Shire Council partner to support bid to host mountain biking for Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games
13th July 2022 - Ballarat launches bid to stage Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games marathon
7th June 2022 - Ballarat launches bid to host rowing events at Victoria 2026 Commonwealth Games
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