Jabiru Town Plaza gets a vibrant new look

The centre of Jabiru is looking brighter than ever, thanks to a fresh new makeover of the Jabiru Town Plaza.

Supported by the Northern Territory Government’s ActivateNT grant and the Rio Tinto Jabiru Social Infrastructure Fund, this stage of the town square revitalization has been a combined effort between West Arnhem Regional Council, Ranger Rehabilitation Project, Caulfield Grammar, ALPA, Clontarf and Kakadu Native Plants.

Designed to transform the plaza into a welcoming hub for both residents and visitors, the first stage of the revitalisation has introduced soft furnishings, picnic rugs, umbrellas, and even giant games like Jenga - adding colour, comfort, and fun to the space.

To improve the greenery and overall atmosphere, three old garden beds were removed and replaced with lawns, planted by Kakadu Native Plants. Adding to the community spirit, Caulfield Grammar lent a hand with the painting, ALPA assisted with prepping and cleaning and Clontarf assisted with laying the turf.

The transformation is already making a difference - creating an inclusive space where people can relax and connect.

Thank you to everyone who pitched in!