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Plenty of upgrades to parks and playgrounds

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Banksia Park in Woodgate is one area undergoing significant upgrades, including the recent installation of two new shelters and an accessible barbecue.

There’s plenty of action happening around local parks and open spaces with new fitness equipment, toilet cubicles, pathways and more being added to help maintain these vibrant natural areas.

Banksia Park in Woodgate is one area undergoing significant upgrades, including the recent installation of two new shelters and an accessible barbecue.

Next month, 10 new pieces of fitness equipment that provide 13 different cardio and strength-based activities will be installed.

The construction of new pathways and a carpark will follow.

Portfolio spokesperson for Natural Resources and Environment Cr Jason Bartels said Bundaberg Regional Council remained steadfast in its commitment to maintaining parks and playgrounds, not only for the benefit of the environment but also for the community.

“This dedication to enhancing our open spaces contributes to better liveability, allowing families and friends to come together, enjoy the outdoors and lead healthier lifestyles,” he said.

“It’s all about fostering a sense of community and well-being.”

More work at local parks and open spaces include:

Bundaberg

Avondale Recreational Reserve

  • Unisex and disability compliant toilet cubicle construction complete

Bargara Views Estate Park

  • A new bench seat at the viewing platform has been constructed

Barolin Street toilet block refurbishment

  • On track for completion by 30 June
Barolin Street toilet block
The Barolin Street toilet block proposed concept design.

Tantitha Park

  • New playground equipment and shelter has been installed and the park has re-opened to the community

Washpool Creek Park upgrade

  • New playground, shelter, picnic table, water bubbler and park sign to be installed. Works have commenced and are due to be completed by end of July 2024.

Childers

Apple Tree Creek Community Park

  • New playground equipment, connecting pathways shelters and barbecues have been installed with the area to re-open to the community by 30 June 2024.
Apple Tree Creek Community Park
Apple Tree Creek Community Park upgrades are underway.

Buxton Foreshore upgrade

  • A new barbecue has been installed, currently installing a new shelter

Shade

• Shade sails will be installed at Apple Tree Creek Community Park, Burnett Shores Park, Gorman Park, Innes Park Reserve and Elliott Heads Skate Park

To keep up to date with park projects head to ourbundabergregion.com.au.

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  1. It would be nice if Queens Park was cleaned up. It has been an absolute disgraces for years now.

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