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AUTUMN 2018
FUN FOR ALL AGES Liverpool City Council has invested $8.9m this year improving our bushland, parks and sporting facilities, including building state-of-the-art playgrounds and outdoor gyms. “Council looks after more than 500 parks, sports fields, walkways and cycle ways, but with our population growing at almost 100 new residents a week, it’s more important than ever that we make the most of our open spaces,” said Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller. “In the last 12 months we have built new playgrounds at Aubrey Keech Reserve in Hinchinbrook, Haigh Park in Chipping Norton, Varley Park in Prestons, Wheat Park in Sadlier, and many other locations.” “Our new playgrounds have been designed to be fun for kids of all ages and include climbing walls, swings, rubber safety surfaces, shade sails and solar lighting. Many have outdoor gym equipment too.
Liverpool Mayor Wendy Wal ler with students from Miller and Hinchinbrook Public Schools at the new playgrou nd in Aubrey Keech Reserve .
“Coming soon will be a major upgrade of Apex Park, near Westfield, so that there will be more places for children to play in Liverpool CBD.”
EYES ON THE PRIZE! Heckenberg resident Danielle Novosel was delighted to win a pamper package at the new William Inglis Riverside Hotel in Warwick Farm. The prize, run by Council, includes a night for two at the five-star hotel. ing Waller with Inglis Manag and Liverpool Mayor Wendy lla Hanna Ste er nag Ma Spa er, Director Mark Webst er, Belinda. Novosel and her daught prize winner Danielle
“Last year I was in Liverpool Hospital ICU for three months with
my daughter who was premature, so I am really grateful that I have won this wonderful prize,” said Danielle. “It’s fantastic Danielle has won our pamper package and I’m sure she will enjoy her stay at The William Inglis Riverside Hotel,” said Inglis Managing Director Mark Webster.