Federal, NSW and Local Governments Announce $40 Million Redevelopment for Sydney’s Leichhardt Oval - Ministry of Sport
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Leichhardt Oval gets $40m upgrade but no change in capacity
Leichhardt Oval in inner Sydney is set for a $40 million facelift that should secure its future as a suburban sports ground. Funding for the project is coming from the federal government ($20m), NSW government ($10m) and Inner West Council ($10m). Home to the Wests Tigers NRL club, the Lilyfield-based ground is to get 2300 new seats and renovations to its western grandstand, modern hospitality and media facilities, four new female change rooms, …
Wests Tigers fans one step closer to new Leichhardt Oval – 16 News
Leichhardt Oval is set for its biggest transformation in decades, with the Minns Labor Government approving a major redevelopment that will secure the future of one of Sydney’s great suburban sporting venues. The project is jointly funded with $20 million from the Albanese Labor Government, $10 million from the Minns Labor Government and $10 million from Inner West Council. A rugby league stronghold since the 1930s and home of the Wests Tigers, …
Eighth Wonder-Plus: Leichhardt Oval’s $40m upgrade approved!
LEICHHARDT OVAL is set for its biggest overhaul in decades after the NSW Government approved a $40 million redevelopment that will secure the future of one of Sydney’s most iconic suburban sporting grounds. The project is jointly funded with $20 million from the Albanese Government, $10 million from the NSW Government and $10 million from Inner West Council. The redevelopment will modernise the home of the Wests Tigers while preserving the chara…
Federal, NSW and Local Governments Announce $40 Million Redevelopment for Sydney’s Leichhardt Oval - Ministry of Sport
The Federal Government, New South Wales Government, and Inner West Council have officially confirmed a $40 million funding package for the comprehensive redevelopment of Sydney’s Leichhardt Oval. Delivered by the Inner West Council, the infrastructure project will transform the ageing suburban venue into a modern community sporting precinct while preserving its status as the long-standing home of the National Rugby League’s Wests Tigers. Funding…
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