Mildura Sporting Precinct
The Mildura Sporting Precinct (formerly known as the Mildura South Regional Sporting Precinct) has for the first time, provided a central home for a number of indoor sporting user groups in the district. These groups generate the equivalent of an estimated 200,000 venue visitations each year. The facility will provide a venue for major events including concerts and regional and national sporting events. It will also accommodate the need for community open space and passive leisure activities in the Mildura South area - one of our region’s main residential growth corridors. The Precinct includes a café to cater for users of the sporting facilities and local residents.
This initiative is part of the Mildura Future Ready strategy.
Construction of the precinct's first stage was completed on 30 July 2021 and is located on the corner of Deakin Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Funding to complete Stage 2 of construction was secured in the Victorian Budget 2021-22.
Funding
The $32.908 million first stage of the Mildura Sporting Precinct was jointly funded by The Australian Government, The Victorian Government and Mildura Rural City Council. The first stage of construction was completed on July 30 2021.
Stage 2 of the project will be funded by:
Funding source |
Amount |
The Victorian Government |
$10 million |
Transfer of budget from Stage 1 to deliver scope items within Stage 2 project delivery |
$229,960 |
Australian Football Facilities Fund |
$250,000 |
Cricket Australia/Cricket Victoria and Local Sports Infrastructure Funding to deliver remaining cricket scope |
$365,490 |
Sunraysia Volleyball Inc. |
$45,000 |
Mildura Rural City Council |
$1,023,478 |
Total |
$11,913,928 |
Mildura Sporting Precinct Outdoor Netball Courts will be funded by:
Funding source |
Amount |
The Victorian Government Local Sports Infrastructure Fund |
$500,000 |
Community Contribution (Mildura Netball Association, South Mildura Sporting Club and Sunraysia Football League) |
$365,000 |
Mildura Rural City Council |
$245,763 |
Total |
$1.110 million |
Stage 2
Stage 2 works are currently underway with project completion by mid-2023.