Govt support for upgrade of Eden Park players facilities Tuesday, July 27, 2021 IWK Bureau
Minister for Sport and Recreation Hon Grant Robertson has announced funding to upgrade the players facilities at Eden Park ahead of upcoming Women’s World Cup events.
Eden Park is a confirmed venue for the Rugby World Cup 2021, the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022, and a proposed venue for matches of significance for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023.
The upgrade focuses on the redevelopment of player facilities in Eden Park’s West and South Stands, including accessible showers, toilets and baby change tables, to make them gender neutral and of a standard befitting the world’s best players. The upgrade will be completed in time for Eden Park to host the Australian, Indian, New Zealand and England female cricket players in March next year.
Minister for Sport and
Recreation
Minister for Sport and Recreation Hon
Grant Robertson has announced funding to upgrade the players
facilities at Eden Park ahead of upcoming Women’s World
Cup events.
Eden Park is a confirmed venue for the
Rugby World Cup 2021, the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup
2022, and a proposed venue for matches of significance for
the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand
2023™.
The upgrade focuses on the redevelopment of
player facilities in Eden Park’s West and South Stands,
including accessible showers, toilets and baby change
tables, to make them gender neutral and of a standard
Dinosaurs descend on Whangārei - Kaitaia, Kerikeri, you re next
9 May, 2021 05:00 PM
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Jamie Lang and son Thomas, aged 1 and a half, from Whangārei, get a selfie with a T-Rex at the Amazing Dinosaur Discovery.
Jamie Lang and son Thomas, aged 1 and a half, from Whangārei, get a selfie with a T-Rex at the Amazing Dinosaur Discovery.
Northern Advocate
Dinosaurs may be extinct from the face of the planet, but they are alive and well in our imaginations - and at the weekend there were dinosaurs galore in Whangārei.
The Amazing Dinosaur Discovery - a two-hour interactive dinosaur walk through that brings prehistoric times alive again - brought its amazing creatures to William Fraser Park under a big top.