Bial Park opens in style

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Cooper O'Brien
Cooper O'Brien
Cooper O'Brien joined the North Central Review in May 2026 as a Cadet Journalist. He is fresh out of University with a Bachelor of Media and Communications, majoring in journalism and sports media. Cooper looks forward to applying his skills, making contacts and building his portfolio for a good future in sports journalism. 

THERE was exciting times at Donnybrook last week with the opening of the new playground and aboriginal mosaic tile art.

Students from Hume Anglican and Donnybrook Primary were in attendance, playing a major role in the art, helping place a majority of the tiles, leaving their mark on the future of the playground.

Bial Park is one of Mirvac’s newest playgrounds in the region, which is booming with culture and people.

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Development Director Glen Greening said it was a great opportunity for the kids to come back and remember that they had a small piece in the construction.

The mosaic artist Libby McKinnon was thanked for her wonderful efforts of constructing the art piece, while City of Whittlesea Deputy Mayor Blair Colwell was also excited, saying it’s a great way to link the new project with the original owners of the land.

The park features a climbing frame, basket swing, turntable and spinner, creating plenty of opportunities for children to make an afternoon of it.

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