‘We’re not a Big Build project’: Inside the $250 million Moonee Valley rebuild

The Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 8, 2026

Valley CEO Michael Browell said new turf would be laid before Christmas and they would be ready to return to racing by next year’s AFL grand final.

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