Million-dollar Garden Gully playground build in motion
Key points
- Construction has begun on a new playspace at Garden Gully Recreation Reserve in Ironbark, near Bendigo. The $1 million project includes nature-based and interactive play options, barbecue facilities, a shelter, seating, a drinking fountain and bike parking.
- The City of Greater Bendigo is funding most of the cost, and the federal government has pledged $100,000 through the Commonwealth Accessible Australia initiative. Mayor Thomas Prince said the playspace and new public toilets form part of the reserve's updated masterplan.
- Federal MP Lisa Chesters said the funding will help children with disability play outdoors.
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