East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy

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We are developing a new East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy.

This strategy will guide how we manage, enhance, and envision aquatic facilities across East Gippsland, shaping a future where residents can enjoy high-quality aquatic services that meet their interests and needs.

It will be built on a deep understanding of both current realities and future aspirations. It will consider:

  • The condition and capacity of our existing facilities
  • Identify emerging community needs.
  • Explore exciting opportunities for redevelopment and innovation.
  • A peer review of the 2015 strategy to ensure ongoing relevance and effectiveness.

Community involvement and consultation

The development of the new strategy will include extensive community engagement, including a project reference group.

This approach ensures that decisions are informed by community and stakeholder input, while also considering the demand for, and the cost and feasibility of, additional aquatic facilities in our shire.

Our commitment to you: inform to involve – We will work closely with the reference group to ensure community concerns and aspirations are understood, considered, and reflected in the strategy. We will keep the community informed and provide opportunities for feedback during the project.

Project reference group

The project reference group comprises of a diverse mix of community members, key stakeholders and user groups to help guide the development of the new East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy.

The reference group will capture a broad range of views from a representative section of the community who will provide input into the strategy and be included in its development.

Expressions of interest were called from people who would like to be part of this reference group and offer community and user group perspectives, including:

  • Broad community representation, from different places, cultural backgrounds and varied interests in aquatic and sporting facilities within the shire
  • Have key stakeholder and current user group representation
  • Have representation from industry bodies


We welcome your continued interest in this project. Updates will be provided on Your Say in the tab below.

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We are developing a new East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy.

This strategy will guide how we manage, enhance, and envision aquatic facilities across East Gippsland, shaping a future where residents can enjoy high-quality aquatic services that meet their interests and needs.

It will be built on a deep understanding of both current realities and future aspirations. It will consider:

  • The condition and capacity of our existing facilities
  • Identify emerging community needs.
  • Explore exciting opportunities for redevelopment and innovation.
  • A peer review of the 2015 strategy to ensure ongoing relevance and effectiveness.

Community involvement and consultation

The development of the new strategy will include extensive community engagement, including a project reference group.

This approach ensures that decisions are informed by community and stakeholder input, while also considering the demand for, and the cost and feasibility of, additional aquatic facilities in our shire.

Our commitment to you: inform to involve – We will work closely with the reference group to ensure community concerns and aspirations are understood, considered, and reflected in the strategy. We will keep the community informed and provide opportunities for feedback during the project.

Project reference group

The project reference group comprises of a diverse mix of community members, key stakeholders and user groups to help guide the development of the new East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy.

The reference group will capture a broad range of views from a representative section of the community who will provide input into the strategy and be included in its development.

Expressions of interest were called from people who would like to be part of this reference group and offer community and user group perspectives, including:

  • Broad community representation, from different places, cultural backgrounds and varied interests in aquatic and sporting facilities within the shire
  • Have key stakeholder and current user group representation
  • Have representation from industry bodies


We welcome your continued interest in this project. Updates will be provided on Your Say in the tab below.

'Subscribe' to this page to receive important information direct to your inbox.

Should you wish to search for other projects near you, simply type the town name in the search bar.

  • PRG membership confirmed

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    Thank you to everyone who expressed interest in joining the East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy Project Reference Group (PRG).

    We appreciate the time and thought put into each application, applicants will be notified of the outcome from mid December.

    The PRG has been formed with a diverse mix of community members, key stakeholders and user groups to help guide the development of the new East Gippsland Aquatic Strategy.

    The group will provide a representative viewpoint from across the entire shire for the development of the strategy.

    We encourage everyone to stay involved. Upcoming engagement opportunities will be shared on Your Say East Gippsland, and we welcome your continued insights.

    To stay updated on the project’s progress, please subscribe to this project page.

Page last updated: 11 Dec 2025, 04:53 PM