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AFL Ken Gannon Award Highlights Best Practice in Facility Development The AFL's Ken Gannon Award recognises best practice in venue development. Since 2017, the league has invested over $117 million to suppor...	AFL Facility Guidelines	PeopleProsperityPlanningDesign	Sports Announcements	65%	28 May 2026, 12:23	Holding bay	Tagged
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 Outlines $117M Investment and Preferred Facility Guidelines The AFL reports investing over $117 million since 2017 to improve community venues, focusing on inclusive and gender-friendly grassroots ...	AFL Facility Guidelines	ProsperityPeoplePerformancePlanning+2	Sports Announcements	55%	28 May 2026, 12:23	Holding bay	Tagged

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AFL Ken Gannon Award Highlights Best Practice in Facility Development

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

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The AFL's Ken Gannon Award recognises best practice in venue development. Since 2017, the league has invested over $117 million to support inclusive grassroots facilities.

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The AFL’s Ken Gannon Community Football Facilities Award annually recognises best practice in community football facility development across Australia. The initiative highlights successful partnerships between the sport and local, state, and federal governments to deliver essential infrastructure upgrades. According to the AFL, the governing body has invested over $117 million since 2017 to support nearly 3,000 venue improvements nationwide. A primary objective of this ongoing funding is the development of grassroots facilities that are welcoming, inclusive, and gender-friendly. Facility managers and local councils can review the award's featured case studies to guide future planning and design considerations for community sports infrastructure.