The next stage of work has begun on the site of Orange’s new sports precinct and parklands. Read More
Back by popular demand, the Giants Super Netball team will be back in Orange as part of their pre-season preparations.
Orange Mayor Cr Jason Hamling has welcomed the decision by the Western Regional Planning Panel to give planning approval for the proposed $25 million sports precinct alongside Sir Jack Brabham Park.
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Plans to build a new $25 million sports precinct and parklands alongside the Sir Jack Brabham sportsgrounds take their next step early next month. Read More
Elite middle-distance racers, running enthusiasts, athletic families and energetic kids will stride along Summer Street next year, contesting the city’s newest sporting event, Sprint into Summer – The Orange Mile.
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More than $7.5 million dollars has been invested in delivering new playgrounds, improved sporting infrastructure, lighting, and amenities in this term of Orange City Council. Read More
The community is being encouraged by Orange City Council to comment on the next stage of the proposed new sports precinct and parklands along Sir Jack Brabham Park as part of the latest Development Application (DA) that was today placed on public exhibition. Read More
An independent traffic study into the impact of the Orange Regional Sports Precinct and parklands has found nearby roads have the capacity to handle traffic generated by the project. Read More
Orange City Council today released the Landscape Masterplan for Orange’s new sports precinct next to Sir Jack Brabham Park, which will create a parkland setting with walking trails, recreation and meeting areas, BBQ spaces and water features.
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The NSW Heritage Council has given its approval for around 250 trees near the sites of the athletics track and main stadium to be removed. Orange City Council received the formal Section 60 Work Certificate approving the work on Friday, July 23. Read More
