Hawks Chief Operating Officer Tim Silvers (left) with Jane Agirtan, Kingston Ward Committee Member (right)

It is BIG!

Construction of Hawthorn FC’s $100m 28-hectare Dingley Village facility may start in 2021, with presentation to Kingston City Council a part of securing local, state and federal commitments for the world-class facility home to AFL – Australian Football League
AFLW and community sport.

Hawthorn Football Club pouring in $30m of their money, have also been fundraising and recently obtained a $15m Federal Government commitment, helping to pave the way for Kingston to become home to two AFL clubs including St Kilda.

A big thank you to Chief Operating Officer Tim Silvers for sharing his vision for this exciting project, which requires a cohesive approach from local, state and federal levels.

It will feature:

– A community pavilion and oval built to ensure gender equal facilities

– Flexible education and learning spaces;

– Indoor stadium for community basketball, netball, volleyball, and wheelchair AFL;

– Main oval and the Harris Elite Training and Administration Facility

– Administrative spaces for community and not-for-profit organisations to share the club’s resources

This investment would create an exciting destination for the City of Kingston, facing changing needs and increased participation in sport and recreation.


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