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	AFL Promotes Preferred Facility Guidelines for Grassroots Infrastructure The AFL has highlighted its Preferred Facility Guidelines to inform the provision and development of appropriate grassroots venues, follo...	AFL Facility Guidelines	PeopleProsperityPerformancePlanning+1	Sports Announcements	60%	28 May 2026, 12:23	Holding bay	Tagged
	AFL Highlights $117M Investment in Grassroots Facilities The AFL reports over $117 million in co-investments since 2017 to upgrade nearly 3,000 grassroots venues, focusing on inclusive and gende...	AFL Facility Guidelines	ProsperityPeoplePerformancePlanning+1	Sports Announcements	65%	28 May 2026, 12:23	Holding bay	Tagged

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AFL Promotes Preferred Facility Guidelines for Grassroots Infrastructure

AFL Facility Guidelines · Imported 28 May 2026, 12:23

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The AFL has highlighted its Preferred Facility Guidelines to inform the provision and development of appropriate grassroots venues, following a reported $117 million investment in infrastructure since 2017.

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The Australian Football League (AFL) continues to promote its Preferred Facility Guidelines to inform the planning, design, and development of community sports venues. Since 2017, the governing body reports an investment of over $117 million in partnership with local, state, and federal governments to support nearly 3,000 venue improvements across its grassroots network. These infrastructure upgrades are primarily designed to ensure facilities remain welcoming, inclusive, and gender-friendly for all participants. Facility managers, planners, and local councils are advised to consult these guidelines during the early planning stages to ensure the appropriate provision of playing surfaces and amenities that meet current standard requirements.