Gold Coast Hockey Centre is a hockey stadium in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. The venue was renovated to host the men's and women's hockey event of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. It was redeveloped for $16.5 million and was completed in June 2017.
It is located at Keith Hunt Park in Labrador and is home to the Gold Coast Hockey Association and the Labrador Hockey Club.[1][2]
Harley Park Labrador is a great place to spend a lazy Sunday on the Broadwater.
Located on the Gold Coast, it offers stunning views and fantastic amenities. The park has a ship-themed kids' playground, shady picnic tables, and more. There is something for everyone at Harley Park. Visitors can relax under the shady trees and enjoy the views, or choose between two playgrounds that cater to different age groups and interests. Water enthusiasts can swim in the Ian Dipple Lagoon, which is floodlit in the evenings for an added touch of magic. Visitors can also enjoy the foreshore and fishing spots.
Harley Park is open all year round and is best enjoyed during the Gold Coast's mild and sunny weather. It is accessible by public and private transport, with ample free parking available. Visitors can spend a day creating fond memories and enjoying the beautiful weather, sights, and activities the park has to offer.
Labrador Fenced Agility Dog Park is a dog park in City of Gold Coast, Queensland. Labrador Fenced Agility Dog Park is situated nearby to the parks Nick Pavlis Park and Whiting Street Reserve.
Labrador State School is located in the suburb of Labrador, the division of Division 7 in the council of Gold Coast, the state electorate of Bonney and the federal electorate of Fadden. Inspiring minds, nurturing children, creating futures of choice. Labrador State School was officially opened in 1921.
The school is situated on the Central Gold Coast and is the gateway to some of the best beaches and waterways in the world. Labrador State School provides its 800 plus students with a quality education that focusses on literacy, numeracy and developing the whole child through academic, musical and sporting pursuits.
Labrador State School is EQI accredited and is located only two blocks from the tranquil waters of the Broadwater where we enjoy a coastal lifestyle with kilometres of beaches and surf.
Pelican Feeding is done daily at noon by the San Remo Coop and regulated by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning.
Due to the fact pelicans are wild animals the pelican numbers can vary between 5-35 birds. This activity is undertaken by well-trained staff, free of charge and regulated.
The purpose of the Pelican feeding is not just to give these hungry birds a feed and entertain the crowd but also to help educate the public in regards to the Pelicans, their diet, lifestyle and how we can improve conservation and environmental efforts to protect these and similar species.
Whilst visiting the pelicans you can also find a variety of large Stingrays that can often be seen gliding through the water above from the pier or even down by the beach.
Labrador Beach Labrador is a true gem nestled within natural splendor. Boasting crystal clear waters, inviting sand dunes, and a beautiful array of local wildlife, your family is sure to find a haven of laughter, adventure, and unforgettable memories.
The charming northern beachside suburb of Labrador would have to be the Gold Coast's best kept secret - where 1960s beach culture meets the English seaside. Original surf shacks still line the lush semi-tropical streets, many of them beautifully restored to their retro best, while the beautiful foreshore is the perfect place for a scenic stroll and a picnic or a dip in the calm protected waters of the Broadwater.
Labrador Community Garden Inc is located in the suburb of Labrador, the division of Division 7 in the council of Gold Coast, the state electorate of Bonney and the federal electorate of Fadden. "Sowing the seeds of friendship and knowledge through gardening."
Located in the parkland at 9 Olsen Avenue (corner of Jacob Drive and Olsen Avenue), Labrador Community Garden has strong and enthusiastic support from more than 40 members. The garden consists of 44 garden beds in total with 5 communal beds and 2 handicap-accessible beds.
The garden also has a meeting room, tool shed, compost bays, water tanks, pizza oven, barbecue, nursery and plenty of room to soak up the sun and get your hands dirty.
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