Source: Australian National Party
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Released 12/06/2025 – Joint media release
The ACT Government is investing more than $15 million over four years in wide-ranging suburban infrastructure improvements for Tuggeranong.
This includes delivering on community priorities with recreation facilities, upgraded playgrounds and safer and more accessible footpaths and revitalised local shops.
These investments form part of the ACT Government’s broader support for improvements local infrastructure across Canberra and are designed to make Tuggeranong an even better place to live.
“We’re getting on with the job of delivering on our election commitments for the southside, which includes better facilities and services that Tuggeranong residents rely on every day, whether that’s a new playground for kids, a safer path to walk or cycle, or an upgraded local shop,” said Chief Minister Andrew Barr.
“This is a practical investment in Tuggeranong’s future that’s based on the feedback we’ve heard from the community about what matters most to them. We’re making sure our suburbs are better connected and have the infrastructure they need as Canberra grows.”
2025-26 Budget initiatives in Tuggeranong include:
Better Footpaths and Safer Streets
- More than $5 million over four years to improve and connect footpaths across Tuggeranong.
- $2.5 million over four years for lighting upgrades to improve safety and visibility in Tuggeranong.
Upgraded Community Playgrounds
- Renewed playgrounds in Bonython, Conder, Gilmore, Isabella Plains, Kambah and Wanniassa.
Revitalised Local Shops
- Upgrades at the Erindale Group Centre, enhancing accessibility, safety and public amenity.
Investing in Sport and Recreation
- An upgrade to the Lakeside Leisure Centre in Greenway for expanded community use.
- New portable tiered seating at Gordon Oval and new cricket nets at Gowrie, helping local clubs and schools.
- Calwell and Chisholm will benefit from female-friendly changeroom upgrades, part of Territory-wide investment in inclusive sports facilities.
Renewing the Tuggeranong Skate Park
- Safety improvements and renewal, as well as planning work for a future full upgrade to the Tuggeranong Skate Park, ensuring it remains a welcoming and well-used space for young people.
“No matter where you live in Tuggeranong, we will continue to make sure that you have the services and infrastructure to support current and future Canberrans,” said Treasurer Chris Steel.
“This investment reflects our government’s commitment to making sure Canberra’s suburbs have the infrastructure they need, to support the high quality of life our city is known for.”
– Statement ends –
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