Quarterly Update - September 2025
Dear residents and community members,
As we approach the final months of the year, it’s time to let you know what’s been happening, and what’s coming up, in our community.
Of course, the biggest news is the exciting opening of Mambourin Marketplace. This vibrant new hub opened on September 18 with a smoking ceremony by Wadawurrung woman Melinda Kennedy and welcome speeches from Frasers Property CEO Cam Leggatt, Member for Werribee John Lister, Wyndham City Council mayor Mia Shaw and Craig Gathercole, the director of builder Maben. The event was capped off with a performance by the Good News Lutheran College choir.
Inside the first shoppers explored the new full-line Coles supermarket, butcher, fruit and vegetable store, pharmacy, gym, beauty services and variety of restaurants while outside the kids enjoyed the new playground overlooked by local Indigenous artist Chloe Chatterton’s incredible mural, Woven Through Country.
It was great to hear the happy noise of children playing as the opening ceremony took place.
We’re proud to share that 100 per cent of the retail spaces at the centre have been leased, and while not every shop was ready for opening day, you will see more and more opening for business in coming days and weeks.
Outside of Mambourin Marketplace, we have welcomed new business Sweet India, next to KFC and Aspire Early Learning.
There are still some civil works going on in the Town Centre with work recently commencing on new road Rail Circuit, which will connect the centre with the future train station.
Elsewhere, you will soon see construction begin on townhomes in Medium Density Precinct 2, with civil works already underway on Medium Density Precinct 3. We expect this construction activity to be complete by Q3 of next year.
As always, we have a full program of events at Mambourin, designed to help new and existing residents make friends and connections. Our very first Diwali celebration will be held on October 11 at the Discovery Centre. This special event will bring families, friends and neighbours together to share in vibrant traditions and create new memories, with entertainment for all ages, including traditional Bollywood dancers, henna art, music, and a special appearance from Eesha the elephant!
For more information on this and other events follow us here on the My Mambourin Facebook page or sign up for updates on our website.
As usual we will continue to update residents via email and keep the community engaged via Facebook. If you live outside Mambourin but would like to receive updates by email, please sign up at frasersproperty.com.au/VIC/Mambourin/Contact or contact us on 13 38 38.
We hope to see you at one of our upcoming community events soon.
Penny Dabner, Development Director – Mambourin, for Frasers Property Australia
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Project |
Responsibility |
Status |
Town Centre Components |
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Mambourin Marketplace |
Frasers Property Australia |
As you have no doubt noticed, our fabulous new shopping centre is now open. Mambourin Marketplace is 100 per cent leased with key retailers including Coles, butcher, greengrocer, pharmacy, gym, beauty service and a variety of restaurants all ready for customers. You will see other exciting outlets open in coming days and weeks as the final tenants finish their fit outs. This marks a significant milestone for the Mambourin community, offering residents and visitors a fantastic destination to shop, dine, and relax. With outdoor seating areas, a children’s playground and ample undercover bike parking, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy the beautiful spring weather. |
Council Community Centre |
Wyndham City Council |
The future Mambourin Community Centre is expected to include kindergarten rooms, maternal and child health services, meeting rooms, a library and much more. Council is continuing its masterplanning work on the facility. |
Town Centre Civil Development |
Frasers Property Australia |
Work on construction of townhomes in Medium Density Precinct 1 is underway, with construction of townhomes in Precinct 2 due to begin in October or November. Civil works on the new Rail Circuit road and within Medium Density Precinct 3 are also underway, with likely completion by Q3 next year. There may be minor traffic disruptions on Barrabool Blvd and Plane Ave as we complete this work. |
Town Centre Building Works |
Third Party Developers |
Building works along the Black Forest Road frontage are moving along well, with Aspire Childcare, 7/11 and KFC now open. As construction progresses, please be aware that there may be minor disruptions to traffic on Black Forest Road. |
Train Station |
Victorian Government (Rail Projects Victoria, Major Transport Infrastructure Authority) |
There have been no recent updates on the potential future railway station identified by the Victorian Government on the Regional Rail Link, located within the Mambourin Town Centre. |
Community Amenity |
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Parks and Wetlands |
Frasers Property Australia |
Wyndham City Council has now assumed responsibility for maintenance of the public facilities and garbage collection at Mambourin’s parks and wetlands as well as maintenance of the parks themselves. Council encourages residents to use their portal to ask questions or raise concerns about this or other parks: https://wyndham.custhelp.com/ |
Ison Road Rail Overpass |
Victorian Government |
The 1.3km four-lane extension will connect with the Ison Road Overpass. Both projects are well underway and will include a new walking and cycling path and two bus bays near an upgraded intersection to improve public transport connectivity in the area. The extension and overpass are expected to open in 2026. Stay up to date with progress on the Ison Road Overpass and Extension at https://bigbuild.vic.gov.au/projects/roads/ison-road-overpass-and-extension/overpass |
Estate Maintenance |
Frasers Property Australia and Wyndham City Council |
A reminder that nature strip maintenance is the responsibility of residents, including the repair of any damage from home building activity. Frasers Property will continue to monitor key boulevards to ensure an elevated level of presentation is maintained in the community. |
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