Feasibility Study for an Indoor Multisport Stadium
What is this project about?
We are investigating the need for a future new indoor multisport stadium in the Georges River area.
An indoor multisport stadium is a venue with several indoor courts that could support a range of sports, recreation programs, competitions and community activities. Throughout this project, we refer to the indoor multisport stadium as 'the facility'.
We want to understand how people use indoor facilities and which sports, activities and amenities they would value.
Your feedback will help Council understand community need and inform the feasibility study. No decision has been made about this project and no preferred location has been selected.
Why are we investigating this project?
We are investigating whether a future new indoor sporting facility could help meet the community’s needs.
Our Community Infrastructure Needs Assessment and Acquisition Area Strategy (CINAAAS) and Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy identified a shortage of indoor sports and recreation facilities in the Georges River area.
CINAAAS is our long-term framework for planning and providing community infrastructure, including parks, sporting facilities and other community spaces.
The Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy guides how we plan for and manage open space, recreation and community facilities to meet the community’s current and future needs.
What are we asking now?
We want to understand the community’s current and future needs for an indoor sporting facility in the Georges River area. A new facility could:
- provide reliable, year-round access to indoor sport and recreation
- support local clubs, programs and competitions
- provide more opportunities for people to take part in sport and recreation
- offer space for events and community activities
Your feedback will help us understand the community’s needs. It will be considered alongside technical, financial, environmental and operational information before any decisions are made about the project.
Have potential sites been investigated?
We are investigating the following potential locations:
- Johnny Warren Indoor Sports Centre precinct, Penshurst
- Tallawalla Reserve, Beverly Hills
- Peakhurst Park, Peakhurst
- Olds Park, Penshurst
No preferred location has been identified, and no decision has been made. At this stage, we want to understand the community’s needs for an indoor sporting facility.
How can I have my say?
The Georges River Council Indoor Multisport Stadium survey is open for consultation until 30 November 2026.
Complete the online survey
Complete our survey on this page. The survey will ask you questions about:
- how people currently use indoor sport and recreation facilities
- barriers that make it difficult to take part
- the sports, activities and programs a future facility could support
- the facility amenities people would value
- accessibility and inclusion needs
You can access the survey here: Provide your feedback | Your Say Georges River
Community drop-in sessions
We will be hosting community drop-in sessions where you can meet with our team to ask questions and provide feedback. No booking is required for these sessions.
| Session | Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | Tuesday 10 November 2026 | 3:30pm- 6:00pm | Hurstville Plaza Diment Lane Hurstville 2220 |
| Session 2 | Saturday 21 November 2026 | 11:00am- 2:00pm | Johnny Warren Indoor Sports Stadium Corner of King Georges Road & Forest Road Hurstville 2220 |
Return your feedback in other ways
You can also return a hard copy version of the survey by downloading it from this page or collecting from our Service Centres. You can also write to us or call us to provide your feedback. Please quote 'SF26/7966 Georges River Council Indoor Multisport Stadium' at the beginning of your submission and return:
- In person to Georges River Council Civic Centre(External link) or Libraries(External link)
- Via email: mail@georgesriver.nsw.gov.au(External link)
- Via post: PO Box 205, Hurstville BC NSW 1481
- By telephone: (02) 9300 6400
What happens next?
Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?
For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:
- Voice Relay number: 1300 555 727
- TTY number: 133 677
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