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Creating a play space for family fun and social connection

A new playground will soon be installed in Harry Clues Memorial Reserve, providing space for imaginative play and social interaction.

The need for a new play space was raised by the community – and we listened. Thanks to support from the Victorian Government’s Tiny Towns Program ($50,000), planning is now underway. The play space will be located adjacent to the boat ramp, in the upper level of Harry Clues Memorial Reserve, at the eastern end of the grassed area.

We’ve been working closely with the Harry Clues Memorial Park Committee and the Twin Rivers Community Representative Group, who helped select the location. We are now seeking community input on play equipment and colour choices – and we encourage you to have your say.

This project is supported by the Victorian Government and East Gippsland Shire Council.



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

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Creating a play space for family fun and social connection

A new playground will soon be installed in Harry Clues Memorial Reserve, providing space for imaginative play and social interaction.

The need for a new play space was raised by the community – and we listened. Thanks to support from the Victorian Government’s Tiny Towns Program ($50,000), planning is now underway. The play space will be located adjacent to the boat ramp, in the upper level of Harry Clues Memorial Reserve, at the eastern end of the grassed area.

We’ve been working closely with the Harry Clues Memorial Park Committee and the Twin Rivers Community Representative Group, who helped select the location. We are now seeking community input on play equipment and colour choices – and we encourage you to have your say.

This project is supported by the Victorian Government and East Gippsland Shire Council.



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.

  • đź“… March 2026

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    Following community feedback and further design review, Option 3 has been selected as the preferred playground concept, with a few refinements made to the original design.

    What’s changed?

    • Minor modifications have been made to the concept design to improve functionality while maintaining the overall vision for the space.
    • The location of the new playspace has been adjusted to safely avoid the sewer main that runs through the centre of the upper terrace lawn area.
    • The updated layout ensures the playspace is positioned to avoid impacts on the large, established trees on site.

    đź“· View the updated design

    What’s next?

    We’re currently working closely with the playground supplier to confirm an installation timeframe. In addition to the new playspace, the project will also include:

    • Installation of updated bollards.
    • Improved seating around the playspace to enhance comfort and accessibility for families and carers.


    We’ll continue to share updates as the project progresses.

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    Following community feedback and further design review, Option 3 has been selected as the preferred playground concept, with a few refinements made to the original design.

    What’s changed?

    • Minor modifications have been made to the concept design to improve functionality while maintaining the overall vision for the space.
    • The location of the new playspace has been adjusted to safely avoid the sewer main that runs through the centre of the upper terrace lawn area.
    • The updated layout ensures the playspace is positioned to avoid impacts on the large, established trees on site.

    đź“· View the updated design

    What’s next?

    We’re currently working closely with the playground supplier to confirm an installation timeframe. In addition to the new playspace, the project will also include:

    • Installation of updated bollards.
    • Improved seating around the playspace to enhance comfort and accessibility for families and carers.


    We’ll continue to share updates as the project progresses.

    Subscribe to receive project updates direct to your inbox.


  • January 2026

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    Thank you to everyone who provided feedback via our survey and at our in-person session. We appreciate the time and effort taken in providing constructive feedback.

    What we heard

    Community feedback indicated strong support for a new, inclusive play space at Harry Clues Memorial Reserve that caters to a wide range of ages and abilities, with an emphasis on climbing, swings, slides, and opportunities for imaginative and nature‑based play.

    Respondents valued designs that balance younger and older children’s needs, include seating and shade nearby, and reflect the local environment through natural colours and materials.

    Additional suggestions included improved accessibility, sensory and water play elements, and practical features such as fencing and landscaping.

    Feedback from the in‑person session specifically highlighted a preference for a playground design without roof structures, with participants favouring open play elements instead

    What's happening now

    Our Community Infrastructure Project Planning team is reviewing feedback received through the survey and onsite engagement session and working closely with play space designers to develop a final design informed by what we heard from the community and responsive to the space available.

    What's next

    When the design has been finalised, we will share it with you on this page.

    To stay up to date as the design is finalised, follow this YourSay project page to receive updates directly to your inbox.

    Thank you to everyone who provided feedback via our survey and at our in-person session. We appreciate the time and effort taken in providing constructive feedback.

    What we heard

    Community feedback indicated strong support for a new, inclusive play space at Harry Clues Memorial Reserve that caters to a wide range of ages and abilities, with an emphasis on climbing, swings, slides, and opportunities for imaginative and nature‑based play.

    Respondents valued designs that balance younger and older children’s needs, include seating and shade nearby, and reflect the local environment through natural colours and materials.

    Additional suggestions included improved accessibility, sensory and water play elements, and practical features such as fencing and landscaping.

    Feedback from the in‑person session specifically highlighted a preference for a playground design without roof structures, with participants favouring open play elements instead

    What's happening now

    Our Community Infrastructure Project Planning team is reviewing feedback received through the survey and onsite engagement session and working closely with play space designers to develop a final design informed by what we heard from the community and responsive to the space available.

    What's next

    When the design has been finalised, we will share it with you on this page.

    To stay up to date as the design is finalised, follow this YourSay project page to receive updates directly to your inbox.

  • đź“… November 2025

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    We are now seeking community input on play equipment and colour choices.

    We have several designs to choose from, and we’d love to hear your thoughts!

    Join us and get involved!

    ⏰

    Monday 17 November, 4pm – 6pm

    📍

    Harry Clues Memorial Reserve BBQ Shelter


    💡 Share your ideas – the designs are available on YourSay and will be available at the session to view and talk about with our project team.

    🔍 Please keep in mind: While we’re delighted to bring this project to life, our funding through the Tiny Towns Program is limited. Some ideas may not be considered due to budget and feasibility.

    Option 1

    Option 3


    Option 4


    We’re committed to making the most of this opportunity and creating a space that’s fun, safe, and welcoming for everyone.

    We are now seeking community input on play equipment and colour choices.

    We have several designs to choose from, and we’d love to hear your thoughts!

    Join us and get involved!

    ⏰

    Monday 17 November, 4pm – 6pm

    📍

    Harry Clues Memorial Reserve BBQ Shelter


    💡 Share your ideas – the designs are available on YourSay and will be available at the session to view and talk about with our project team.

    🔍 Please keep in mind: While we’re delighted to bring this project to life, our funding through the Tiny Towns Program is limited. Some ideas may not be considered due to budget and feasibility.

    Option 1

    Option 3


    Option 4


    We’re committed to making the most of this opportunity and creating a space that’s fun, safe, and welcoming for everyone.

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