The Mile End Sports Precinct has been transformed into one of Australia’s premier high-performance sports, research and education precincts through $107 million of investment. State Government has budgeted a further $92 million to redevelop the netball stadium on the southern side of the precinct.

The project will be staged to deliver a redevelopment of the outdoor community netball courts, and a new indoor sports stadium. The facility will provide South Australian netballers a more enjoyable training and game day experience.

The revitalised, flexible indoor complex with a 3,000-seat show court will help to attract even more national-level sporting events to South Australia. The redevelopment will mean the stadium will become a multi-sport facility, allowing other indoor sports like volleyball to use the new complex.

Architect: Design Inc & ARCH

Cost Manager: Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB)

Builder: Built Environs

The Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing has been consulting directly with the community at a range of events and is being supported by Netball South Australia and Volleyball South Australia.

If you would like to have your say, please contact ORSR.Enquiries@sa.gov.au

The outdoor community courts will be under construction from 22 September 2025, complete ready for the 2026 Adelaide Metropolitan Netball Division (AMND) season. The 2025/26 City Night Division competition will be hosted at Park 22, Anzac Highway.

The existing stadium will be unavailable from 1 January 2026 to late 2027, set to reopen early 2028.

For competition information, please contact Netball SA.