A recent Federal Government funding pledge has created an opportunity to explore the potential redevelopment of Jubilee Reserve, together with our community.

Following the June 2025 federal election, Hon Mark Butler MP, Federal Member for Hindmarsh, shared his election commitment to invest $5 million to secure a home for the Adelaide Jaguar's Women's Soccer Club at Jubilee Reserve within his electorate. His vision for a potential redevelopment included:

• A dedicated, fenced full-sized senior soccer pitch and additional pitches (including realignment of existing grounds and pitches) to meet competition standards
• New and upgraded sports lighting
• New female-friendly changerooms
• Improved clubroom, function, and/or community spaces for Club West Lakes (to support existing and new users including accommodating the Adelaide Jaguars Women's Soccer Club)
• Other facilities to support match participation and enhance inclusivity, accessibility, and overall site amenity.

This pledge was based on years of lobbying and requests for support from the Adelaide Jaguars Women’s Soccer Club. As a result of the funding pledge, the City of Charles Sturt is eligible to apply for up to $5 million for the redevelopment of Jubilee Reserve under the Government’s new Major and Local Community Infrastructure Program (the program). The program aims to deliver vital community and sporting infrastructure, open space improvements and other community priorities that build resilient communities, improve community amenity, accessibility and liveability, and support local economic growth.

Located on Hawkesbury Way, West Lakes Shore, Jubilee Reserve is a valued community space used for sport, recreation, and social activities. Jubilee Reserve services a mix of community and sporting clubs and associations, local residents, and other visitors to the area.

Clubs, groups and associations that have a formal arrangement to use Jubilee Reserve are referred to as the 'site users'.

Take part in our online survey and share what you value about Jubilee Reserve, now and in the future. The survey opens on Tuesday 21 October 2025 and closes on Wednesday 19 November 2025.

Information about the Jubilee Reserve Redevelopment Opportunity is being circulated:

• Flyer, printed survey, and reply-paid envelope to around 2,500 households in the local area
• Signs placed at Jubilee Reserve
• Displays of flyers and survey forms available at four locations:
  • Club West Lakes, 21 Edwin Street, West Lakes Shore
  • Bower Cottages Community Centre, 200 Bower Road, Semaphore Park
  • Ngutungka West Lakes, 9 Charles Street, West Lakes
  • City of Charles Sturt Civic Centre, 72 Woodville Road, Woodville
• City of Charles Sturt eNewsletter and social media.

You can also download the survey from the Document Library or call us on 8408 111 and a staff member can assist you.

While the survey is open, we will be meeting with the site users who regularly use Jubilee Reserve for organised sport and community activities under licence or permit arrangements with Council, to discuss their existing and future needs.

All community and site user inputs will feed into the development of design principles and a draft design concept for consideration by council.

We want to hear from everyone who uses and values Jubilee Reserve.

• What's important to you about this open space?
• What should we consider for the future?

We have not yet developed a design for the redevelopment of Jubilee Reserve. Your feedback, along with the input from existing site users, will help shape a draft design concept for consideration by Council.

Complete our survey below. It will take around 5 minutes to do.

• Log in or create a user account that includes a username and password, this ensures data quality and integrity.
• Then click 'Start' to share your views.

Please note that the "Ask a Question" tool below is a place where you can ask a question about the project. It is not the place to submit your views.

To submit your views about the Jubilee Reserve Redevelopment Opportunity we encourage you to fill out the survey that is open until Wednesday 19 November 2025. There is an open-ended question in the survey where you can tell us your thoughts about the redevelopment opportunity.

Ensuring a productive and safe environment

When asking a question please follow the participation rules stated in the Moderation Policy which include:

• No personal attacks on other participants or staff
• No personal information about any of the participants or staff
• No offensive language including profanity
• No comments that are discriminatory of people’s gender, race, religion, culture, sexual preference, appearance or background.

Moderation means each question will not be displayed publicly until it is checked against the Moderation Policy.