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Victorian Department of Education Closes Warrnambool College Pool

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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The Victorian Department of Education announced the closure of the Warrnambool College swimming pool on September 17, 2026. The department stated that the pool had reached the end of its practical life and was becoming increasingly costly for the college to maintain and repair. The department and college are working together to close the pool in December 2026, with decommissioning and demolition scheduled to begin in 2027.

From standard.net.au

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The closure follows the assessment that the facility was crucial for producing a competitive national-level swimming program. This marks the end of the Victorian School Building Authority's oversight of the pool facility. The closure is the third such pool to shut down in the region since the end of last year.

From standard.net.au

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  • The college might face increased operational costs due to the loss of a major infrastructure asset.

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