Delivering a New Pavilion for Kelynack Reserve

A re-elected Carroll Labor Government will invest $5 million to help rebuild the pavilion at Kelynack Reserve in Mill Park.

Currently, Kelynack Reserve is not fit for the times, and it’s not up to standard for NFNL or Cricket competitions.

The current facility was built when sport was designed around men’s participation.

Labor’s investment will change that.

We will help rebuild the pavilion with dedicated male and female change rooms and a function area.

Kelynack Reserve is home to Mill Park Football Club and Rivergum Cricket Club.

Labor knows our local clubs provide a place where members, supporters and volunteers come together.

That’s why Labor is backing upgrades that will help people of all ages and abilities get involved in community sport.

Labor backs community sport. A Liberal-One Nation Coalition would cut it.

Quotes attributable to Minister for Community Sport Ros Spence

“Local sporting clubs bring people together – and Labor is backing them.”

“This project will give players, volunteers and families a place they can be proud of.”

Quotes attributable to Labor Candidate for Mill Park Elizabeth Nealy

"We have great local clubs across the northern suburbs like Rivergum Cricket Club and Mill Park Football Club, powered by volunteers and delivering so much for our community."

"I want to back them in to keep growing, with modern, fit for purpose facilities. That's what this investment will deliver for Kelynack Reserve."