Funds for Bill Ball Oval: But confusion reigns after dual funding announcements held on same day
Dodds, Troy20 May 2022
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Last Friday Federal Member for Lindsay Melissa McIntosh announced that the Coalition would commit $1.64 million towards upgrading Bill Ball Oval if they won the upcoming federal election, including a new amenities building and car park. Confusion occurred when Penrith City Council announced the same day that it was funding a new amenities building for Bill Ball Oval in conjunction with the NSW Government through the NSW ICC T20 World Cup 2020 Cricket Legacy Fund. Council cannot comment on election commitments during a campaign, so it is unclear where the federal funding will be used.
Features further information on: Bill Ball Oval, St Marys - Melissa McIntosh - Federal Election 2022 campaigns - Lindsay Electorate - Sporting grounds - Grants and funding - NSW Government - NSW ICC T20 World Cup 2020 Cricket Legacy Fund - Cricket Australia - Cricket NSW - Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund - Penrith Cricket Club - Penrith Junior Cricket Association - Nepean Football Club
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Funds for Bill Ball Oval: But confusion reigns after dual funding announcements held on same day
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20 May 2022
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01 Jan 2022 - 31 Dec 2022
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Research Room - Local Files - Sporting Grounds and Playing Fields - St Marys - 1
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Item from Collection: Vertical Files (Vertical Files)
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The Western Weekender 20 May 2022 pp6
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507971
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