Point Cook Action Group

Strong community support has helped secure the future of the Point Cook Pop Up Park. 🩷
Thank you to our community for speaking up and shaping what comes next.
You told us how much you value this space for connection, cultural celebration, small events and simply spending time together. That message was clear and has helped guide this next step.
From mid 2026, community bookings will open, ensuring the space continues as a shared place for our community.
This space was created with the community at its heart, beginning with Sara and I and the support of our community. It is wonderful to see it continue to be enjoyed by so many.
Thank you also to Council and Stockland for working constructively towards a positive way forward.
It wasn’t always easy reflected in the time taken but it is the result that matters.

https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/news/community-bookings-open-point-cook-pop-space-2026

Point Cook Action Group has been consistent supporter of Point Cook Pop up park as one of the initiatives. We require all the support you can from the community to Save the Point Cook Pop Up Park

1. Immediate Priorities

a. Provide your valuable feedback on The Loop by submitting comments online: https://theloop.wyndham.vic.gov.au/point-cook-popup-park

b. Write Letters as Families :
- Share your story and why the Pop Up Park matters:
- What the park means to you.
- How often you come to Point Cook because of it.
- What activities you do when you come.
- Where you spend money when visiting.
- What you would do differently if the park was no longer there.
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c. Get the Kids Involved
- Write letters.
- Create signs and posters.
- Record short videos with a message.
- Share to social media remember to tag:
, Point Cook Pop Up Park, Councillors, MPs, WCC, Stockland Point Cook

d. Encourage Families to attend the next two in person consultation sessions at the Pop Up Park
Sunday 7th Sept 1-3pm
Thursday 11th Sept 3-5pm

2. Who to Contact

Stockland:

Tarun Gupta – Managing Director & CEO – [email protected]
Gill Rees – Chief People & Stakeholder Engagement Officer – [email protected]
Kylie O’Connor – CEO, Investment Management – [email protected]
Sharmila Tsourdalakis – Chief Customer & Digital Officer – [email protected]
Marco Ettorre – Executive General Manager, Retail – [email protected]

Wyndham Council:

CEO – [email protected]
Manager, Office of the CEO – [email protected]
Director Planning & Liveability – [email protected]
Councillors:
Mia Shaw (Werribee Park, Mayor) – [email protected]
Susan McIntyre (Cheetham) – [email protected]
Robert Szatkowski (Brinbeal) – [email protected]
Larry Zhao (Williams Landing) – [email protected]
Jasmine Hill (Featherbrook) – [email protected]
Jennie Barrera (Heathdale) – [email protected]
Peter Maynard (Quandong) – [email protected]
Maria King (Iramoo) – [email protected]
Shannon McGuire (Grange) – [email protected]
Josh Gilligan (Wimba) – [email protected]
Preet Singh (Bemin) – [email protected]

Local MPs:

State MP – Mathew Hilakari – [email protected]
Federal MP – Tim Watts – [email protected]

Media:

The Age – Adam Carey – [email protected]
Star Weekly – Jaidyn Kennedy – [email protected]
Current Affair – Submit a story
60 Minutes – Send a story
ABC News – Contact
The Guardian – [email protected]
Wyndham TV – [email protected]
Schools & Daycare Centres
Ask schools and centres to share campaign details in newsletters.

3. How Everyone Can Help
✅ Write a letter or email today.
✅ Share your story on social media (with tags).
✅ Encourage kids to join in with posters or videos.
✅ Spread the word through schools, daycares, and newsletters.
✅ Attend and support community events.

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