Construction of stage two of The Lakes College Aquatic Precinct is officially underway, with a ceremonial sod turning signalling the beginning of work on a learn-to-swim facility and grandstand which are expected to be completed by September.
The second stage will complete the precinct, which was opened in September 2022, with stage one comprising an eight-lane 25m heated outdoor swimming pool, a kiosk and amenities with changerooms, showers and toilets.
Stage two will essentially double the precinct’s footprint, with a dedicated 20m indoor, heated learn-to-swim pool; shaded grandstand adjacent to the existing outdoor pool with seating for 500 spectators; all-abilities access from the carpark; spacious amenities and office space.
There will be person with disability access from the carpark and into both pools, and amenities at both areas.
To continue reading this article please click here.
Round up the family, gather your friends and head to Moreton Bay Hinterland for the annual Woodford Show. The Woodford Show society is bringing back the community spirited Woodford Show in 2024 to showcase all the unique wonders this beautiful country town and tight-knit community have to offer. When: Friday 21st … Read more
Bribie Island local Stephen Dennis ramped up his cooking skills on season 16 of MasterChef Australia. While he was eliminated from the show, the 62-year-old was the oldest contestant in this year’s competition and floored the judges every step of the way. “My wife and her belief in me would probably … Read more