New Park Project in Perth

May 15, 2026, 07:52
AustraliaPolitics

Introduction

The government says yes to the Perth Park project. This new place in Burswood will have a race track for cars.

Main Body

Some local people and the town are not happy. They worry about loud noise from the cars. Now, the government says there can be only one big car race per year for three days. This will keep the noise low. The project costs 217.5 million dollars. Some leaders think this price is too low. They say the cost will go up because a hotel is not in the budget. The government and a company called Crown traded land. Crown gave a big piece of land to the government. The government gave a smaller piece of land to Crown. The government says this is a fair trade.

Conclusion

The park will be finished in late 2027. Some people still disagree about the money and the noise.

Learning

🕒 Talking about the Future

In this story, we see a simple way to say when something will happen.

The Pattern: will + verb

Look at these examples from the text:

  • ...will have a race track... →\rightarrow (Future possession)
  • ...will keep the noise low... →\rightarrow (Future result)
  • ...will go up... →\rightarrow (Future change)
  • ...will be finished... →\rightarrow (Future completion)

💰 Money Words

When we talk about costs, we use these words:

  1. Cost: How much money you need to pay.
  2. Budget: The plan for how to spend money.
  3. Price: The amount of money for one thing.

Quick Note: If something is too low, it is not enough. If it is too high, it is too expensive.

Vocabulary Learning

government (n.)
the group of people who run a country
Example:The government will decide the new park rules.
project (n.)
an organized plan to do something
Example:The park project will start next year.
park (n.)
a public place with trees and grass
Example:We will play in the new park.
race (n.)
a competition of speed
Example:The cars will have a race on the track.
track (n.)
a path for racing
Example:The race track is built next to the park.
noise (n.)
a sound that can be loud
Example:The cars create loud noise.
budget (n.)
the amount of money planned to spend
Example:The hotel is not in the budget.
land (n.)
the ground that you can own
Example:Crown traded land for the park.
fair (adj.)
equal and honest
Example:The trade was a fair deal.
late (adj.)
after the expected time
Example:The park will finish late in 2027.
disagree (v.)
to have a different opinion
Example:Some people disagree about the money.
money (n.)
the paper and coins used for buying
Example:They argue about the money needed.
local (adj.)
nearby, in the same area
Example:Local people are not happy.
people (n.)
human beings
Example:Some people will visit the park.
town (n.)
a small city
Example:The town is near the park.
happy (adj.)
feeling good
Example:The town is not happy.