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Adelaide Builds Major Sports Venues Across Northern Western Suburbs

Multiple facility developments are supporting clubs and athletes across northern and western suburbs.

By Adelaide Sport Desk · Published 19 July 2026

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Construction has begun on a new regional soccer hub in Munno Para (Playford) to serve northern Adelaide soccer clubs. This project forms part of ongoing work on sports infrastructure in the region.

Regional Soccer Hub at Munno Para

The hub will provide dedicated space for northern Adelaide soccer clubs. Work is now underway at the Playford site to deliver the facility.

Netball SA Stadium Redevelopment

Stage 1 of the $92 million Netball SA Stadium redevelopment at Mile End is underway. New outdoor courts are expected to be completed by early 2026.

Golden Wattle Park Upgrade

Golden Wattle Park in the Adelaide Park Lands is set for a major upgrade. New clubrooms, a kiosk and umpire facilities are planned, with construction starting within weeks.

South Australian Sports Institute at Mile End

The new $88-$90 million South Australian Sports Institute at Mile End has opened. It features high-performance labs and the UniSA Sports Science Hub.

Adelaide Football Club Headquarters

Adelaide Football Club's new $44 million training and community headquarters at Thebarton Oval is progressing. The roof is targeted for completion in August 2026.

These developments are taking place at established locations including Munno Para, Mile End, the Adelaide Park Lands and Thebarton Oval. Further stages and completion dates will be confirmed as work continues on the listed projects.

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