On any given week at Heffron Centre, the sound of pickleballs popping across the courts tells a powerful story of connection, inclusion and remarkable growth. Over the past 12 months, Heffron Centre’s…
More than 40 native koala food trees planted, a campground 90% paperless and community environmental events already in the works, sustainability is becoming part of everyday operations at Lake Wivenhoe Campground in…
Falls are a leading cause of injury-related hospitalisations and deaths in Australia, costing the health system an estimated more than $5 billion each year, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. This highlights…
By Bernice Hay, Area Manager (ACT) At Belgravia Leisure, championing safe, inclusive and empowering environments for everyone is central to what we do. Women play a leading role across our…
MOVE Moonee Valley team at the MOVE Triathlon Almost 200 participants attended this year’s MOVE Triathlon in Moonee Valley which encouraged participants to ‘start where they are’. The event, held on…
Pictured left to right: Zalia Gorringe, Aquatic Services Coordinator and Helen Buckley, Duty Manager and SWIRL Green Team Leader. With more than half a million visitors arriving in northwest Tasmania each year and tourism growing up to…
East Fremantle Community Park (EFCP) has welcomed over 2,500 attendees to a blockbuster day out, East Freo Bites & Beats, created for families and people of all ages in the local community. Guests relaxed on picnic rugs and enjoyed a…
With one in two adults in Western Sydney living with, or at risk of developing, type 2 diabetes, Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre has taken action, partnering with Western Sydney Diabetes and the Western Sydney…
For a lot of LGBTQIA+ Australians, feeling safe and celebrated wasn’t always part of their story. Too often, belonging was something hoped for rather than something experienced. And yet Daylesford – a small regional town in Victoria – has become renowned for turning history on its head and welcoming and celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community like no…
Riley’s swimming journey began at just six months old at Mill Park Leisure. Nearly a decade later, the 10-year-old returned to the same pool, worked his way through every level in just nine months…
