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Graphic reads: Play on WA 2030 by 2030. Transforming Sport and recreation infrastructure.
Lark Hill Sportsplex is a major multi-purpose sporting hub in the City of Rockingham with its 26 hectares of playing space home to seven sporting clubs including rugby league, rugby union, softball, teeball, hockey, cricket, and soccer.

It features a synthetic hockey pitch, outdoor multi-use playing areas, and social facilities utilised by communities across the southern corridor.

The funding will help replace and upgrade ageing floodlighting to ensure teams can continue to train and play in the evenings.

As part of the State Government's commitment to delivering for the southern suburbs, an additional $1 million will also be invested to help deliver the new Lakelands Youth Park in the City of Mandurah.

The additional investment builds on a $500,000 State Election commitment in 2025.

The new youth space will be located close to local schools and the Lakelands Shopping Centre and will feature a state-of-the-art skate park alongside dedicated chill-out spaces.

These investments are part of the PlayOn WA initiative to deliver 2,030 community sport and recreation infrastructure assets by 2030, helping ensure local facilities keep pace with growing communities and increasing participation.

Through PlayOn WA, the State Government is helping more Western Australians get involved in sport and recreation, while supporting the clubs and volunteers that are at the heart of local communities.

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Page reviewed 10 June 2025