$1.71m Netball Court Upgrade Completed At South Pine Sports Complex In Brendale

Eight accessible netball courts have been completed at South Pine Sports Complex in Brendale following a $1.71 million upgrade designed to support the ACE Netball Club and improve facilities at the popular sporting precinct.



Rebuilt Courts Opened In March

The project involved rebuilding the existing courts at South Pine Sports Complex and delivering eight new playing surfaces designed for long-term use.

The upgraded courts were officially opened on Saturday, 7 March 2026, marking the completion of the refurbishment at the well-used sports venue.

The upgrade was undertaken to support the growing ACE Netball Club, which uses the complex as its home base.

ACE Netball Club
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Accessibility Improvements Across The Site

Works carried out during the upgrade focused on improving accessibility and usability around the venue.

A ditch that previously separated the clubhouse and the courts was levelled and asphalted to create a continuous path between the facilities. The change makes it easier for players, officials and spectators to move around the courts.

The redevelopment also added new benches and water bubblers across the site to support players and visitors.

Brendale netball courts
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Drainage Upgrades For Wet Weather

Drainage improvements were included as part of the works to improve the condition of the courts during wet weather.

The changes aim to make the courts more resilient and usable during periods of rain while maintaining consistent playing conditions.

High-quality playing surfaces were installed as part of the upgrade to support ongoing netball use at the venue.

Supporting A Growing Netball Club

ACE Netball Club operates from South Pine Sports Complex and continues to grow its membership.

Club representatives said the upgraded courts provide a safer and more accessible playing environment for members and help ensure the club can continue to support its players.

South Pine Sports Complex
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Community Reaction

Public comments on the announcement of the upgraded courts included positive responses about the new facilities.

Some commenters also raised suggestions for additional sporting facilities at the complex, including dedicated pickleball courts.

Ongoing Use Of The Complex

South Pine Sports Complex continues to serve as a busy location for community sport.



The completed netball court upgrade is expected to support ongoing club activities and provide improved facilities for players, officials and spectators using the venue in Brendale.

Published 12-Mar-2026

SPSC New Building Construction Starts; 15 Sports Club to Benefit

Construction has started for the South Pine Sports Complex (SPSC) redevelopment in Brendale, where a new state-of-art building will stand. The work is part of a major overhaul of the complex to benefit around 15 different sports clubs in Moreton and Brisbane. 

Bunyee Demolition cleared out the existing grandstand, canteen and offices in June to open up space and make way for the extension of the indoor sports centre. 

Photos Credit: Bunyee Demolition/Facebook


Once completed, the facility will boast of the following features: 

  • three multi-purpose indoor sports courts
  • canteen and spectator areas
  • offices, multipurpose function room/event space with supporting servery facilities
  • retractable grandstand seating
  • storage areas
  • universal change rooms
  • officials’ rooms
  • compliance and first aid rooms
  • spectator amenities

A new Rugby Union Clubhouse will also be built in the complex that will have universal changing rooms, gym, canteen, storage, merchandise rooms, and different spaces for clubhouse meetings.

Photo Credit: Moreton Bay United/Facebook

The SPSC will also become the new home of the Brisbane Roar Women and will likely attract more international sports competitions, such as the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the Olympics. 

“The facilities could be used to host elite sports players and international teams for major events like the upcoming World Cup and if we’re successful in a 2032 Southeast Queensland Olympics bid,” Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery said. “It’s just another way council is driving visitors to our region to support our local economy.”