The playground at Tolley Reserve – affectionately known as the Nuri Train Park – is set for a major upgrade.
The $100,000 investment in new equipment focuses on inclusivity to cater for a wide range of users, including children with disability and sensory needs.
Key features include a new orbit carousel that is wheelchair-friendly and greater integration between the liberty swing and surrounding play spaces.
Existing equipment at the northern end of the park will be completely replaced with contemporary play equipment to challenge balance and mobility.
New features include swings, rocker, balance beam, stepping stones, seat glide, spinning sonic and sensory board.
Mayor Bim Lange says the play space will be expanded to accommodate the new and upgraded equipment.
“We’re proud to be delivering a play space that supports inclusion and accessibility and encourages children to be active,” he said.