Reserve Goods Yard Hanmer Reserve Hyde Street Reserve Love Street Reserve McIvor Reserve McNish Reserve Sandford Grove Reserve Sinking Village Sport Swimming facilities for Yarraville residents are at the Yarraville Swim Centre, 3 Roberts Street West Footscray and at the Maribyrnong Aquatic Centre, Maribyrnong, located next to Highpoint Shopping Centre. The aquatic centre also provides yoga, gym facilities and other recreational activities. There are many sporting clubs located in Yarraville such as: Yarraville Glory Football Club (soccer), established in 1966 and with a rich Greek and local heritage. Footscray Baseball Club Yarraville Cricket Club Seddon Cricket Club With its neighbouring suburb Yarraville has an Australian Rules football team, Yarraville-Seddon Eagles, competing in the Western Region Football League. They are located at Yarraville Oval) Footscray Hockey Club Footscray Lacrosse Club South Park Rangers Soccer Club Yarraville Tennis Club Yarraville Trugo Club Footscray Angliss Cricket Club - formerly Footscray ANA CC Cyclists in Yarraville are represented by MazzaBUG, the Maribyrnong Bicycle User Group. Media Yarraville was also the backdrop of the 1999 feature film The Wog Boy, and was mentioned in the 1992 Australian film Spotswood. Yarraville was also the location for the Network Ten TV series 'The Wrong Girl'. Yarraville was chosen for its unique village and inner city location. Two free, weekly suburban newspapers are distributed in Yarraville. The Maribyrnong Leader is part of the News Corporation-owned Leader Newspapers group and The Mail is part of the Fairfax Community Newspapers Victoria. Both are distributed every Wednesday. Education Primary schools in the immediate Yarraville area are: St. Augustine's Primary School (Previously known as St. Augustine's College, Yarraville) Kingsville Primary School Wembley Primary School Yarraville West Primary School Many local residents are currently campaigning for a high school to be built in the area. Notable people Rebecca Barnard – singer, songwriter, choir leader Gordon Binns - ornithologist, born in Yarraville. Josh Giddey- Basketballer Ross Hannaford – Australian rock guitarist with Daddy Cool, The Pink Finks and The Mighty Kong Adam Hills – comedian and host of Spicks and Specks lives in Yarraville. Ron Hutchinson, jockey Ali McGregor – opera singer, actress and cabaret performer Luke Mathews - Australian Olympic athlete Dave O'Neil – comedian, radio personality and former cub scout Liam Picken - Australian Rules Football Player (Western Bulldogs) Nicola Roxon – Former Attorney-General of Australia, Minister for Health and Member of Parliament for Gellibrand Albert Tucker- artist, was born in Yarraville