Current projects

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Tweed Regional Indoor Sports Facility – feasibility study

Council is progressing with plans to investigate the feasibility of a new Regional Indoor Sports Facility, a key initiative in the Sport and Active Recreation Strategy 2023–2033.

A Project Reference Group (PRG) has been established to guide the pre-feasibility study, ensuring the facility aligns with community needs and is financially viable. The study will evaluate the demand for the facility, explore various options and assess potential locations, including the possibility of upgrading aquatic facilities. A Shire-wide site analysis will identify 2–3 suitable locations, estimate costs and evaluate the facility's scope and feasibility. A final report will be presented to Council, covering community needs, financial viability and the recommended site.

For more information as the project progresses, visit the Your Say Tweed project page.

Skatepark maintenance coming soon

image showing Cabarita, Tweed Heads South and Knox Park skatepark graffiti

Council will be carrying out maintenance works at the skateparks in Cabarita, Tweed Heads South and Knox Park to keep them safe, well maintained and ready for the community to enjoy.

The works will include pressure cleaning, graffiti removal, crack repairs, concrete surface treatments and protective sealing. These improvements will help extend the life of the skateparks and keep them in good condition for skaters.

For safety, temporary fencing will be installed and each skatepark will be closed while works are underway.

The works are planned in the following order:

  • Cabarita Skatepark: from mid-October to November 2026
  • Tweed Heads South Skatepark: following completion of works at Cabarita
  • Knox Park Skatepark: after the Christmas school holidays in early 2027

All works are subject to weather and site conditions.

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