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Asbestos removed from Kelly Park Hall

06/10/2025

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Star Weekly can confirm asbestos is being removed from Kelly Park Hall as part of Wyndham council’s planned demolition of the site.

A Wyndham City spokesperson said council is acting in accordance with all relevant regulations and started the demolition process on Friday, October 3.

“Demolition works at Kelly Park have commenced today following permit approval, with contractor set-up now underway,” the spokesperson said.

“We can confirm that licensed contractors were on site undertaking asbestos removal at Kelly Park Centre.

“All works were carried out in accordance with WorkSafe Victoria and EPA requirements, following a detailed asbestos audit and approved Safe Work Method Statements.”

The works are expected to take about two weeks to complete.

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