Bald Hills Memorial Hall is set to undergo a $300,000 accessibility-focused amenities upgrade, with works planned to improve access and modernise facilities at the heritage-listed community venue.
Upgrade Scope And Purpose
The project includes the installation of accessible bathrooms, ramps and widened doorways, along with refreshed entry points designed to meet current accessibility standards.
The upgrade is intended to make the amenities block easier to use for people with mobility needs, including older residents, people with disabilities and families with young children, supporting broader participation in events and activities held at the hall.
Funding Context And Project Listing
The $300,000 allocation for the Bald Hills Memorial Hall upgrade appears in the 2025–26 Budget materials as part of a wider set of local facility projects across Brisbane.
The listing identifies the works as an amenities block upgrade, placing the hall project alongside other community and infrastructure improvements scheduled within the same funding cycle.
Heritage And Community Role
Established on 21 August 1920 as an Anzac memorial, the heritage-listed hall honours local men and women who served in World War I and World War II and has remained a venue for community events, meetings, dances and commemorations for more than a century.
The building was damaged by fire in 2015 and was restored and reopened in 2018, preserving its historical features while continuing its role as a local gathering place.
Delivery Timeline
Project information indicates construction is expected to begin later in 2025, with the upgraded amenities planned to be ready for community use by mid-2026. The sources note that planning and construction are expected to follow local procurement processes.
Published 23-Jan-2026
Photo Credit: Bald Hills Memorial Hall
