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The new Western Sydney Stadium is part of the New South Wales Government’s $1.6 billion (AUD) Stadia Strategy to improve sporting infrastructure throughout New South Wales.

WT Partnership is currently providing cost planning and quantity surveying services for the construction of the new Western Australian State Netball Centre.

The 12,0000-seat venue will have the facilities to support such events as concerts, family shows on ice, conventions, banquets, exhibitions, major international sports including athletics, basketball, netball, gymnastics, tennis, ice hockey etc.

WT Partnership was engaged in 2006 to provide full cost planning and quantity surveying services for the refurbishment of the Melbourne Cricket Ground’s Great Southern Stand.

Work is underway on Stage One of the Melbourne Park redevelopment project, designed to secure the future of the Australian Open in Melbourne.

Split over three levels the building includes a hydrotherapy pool, sleep center, 50-seat theatrette, fully equipped gym including 60 m Australian Standard sprint track, medical and physiotherapy rooms and an environmental chamber for exercising under controlled temperature, humidity and oxygen pressure to simulate altitude.

Work to re-open London Fields Lido, which had been closed for nearly two decades, began in November 2005 and was completed in 2007.

Kardinia Park Geelong, also known as Simonds Stadium, is the official training facility and home ground of the Geelong Cats.

WT Partnership (WTP) has been commissioned by Campbelltown City Council to provide cost management consultancy services for the extension and upgrade works to the existing grandstand.

Aurora stadium is Tasmania’s premier AFL football venue , and provides a seated capacity of 14,000 with an overall venue capacity of 21,000.