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Led by the City of Cockburn in partnership with the Fremantle Football Club, the redevelopment and expansion project has delivered new female and unisex change rooms, spectator seating, umpire facilities, and multipurpose education spaces — improving access and inclusivity at one of Perth's major sporting hubs. 

As part of the WA Government's commitment to investing in female-friendly sport and recreation infrastructure across WA, $2.5 million was contributed for the development of the new change rooms.

These change rooms will directly support the Fremantle Football Club's AFLW program at Victor George Kailis Oval, while improving amenities for community sporting clubs and the general public.

The upgrades support the WA Government's broader vision of investing in female-friendly sport and recreation infrastructure across WA — part of PlayOn WA, a bold new initiative which focuses on building a more inclusive and sustainable sporting future.

The redevelopment and expansion of the Cockburn ARC will encourage more women and girls to get involved in sport and active recreation, ensuring everyone has access to high-quality, welcoming facilities.

This project is part of a $16.2 million evolution of the Cockburn ARC, offering significant improvements to the facilities services for the broader community.