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Taroona Tennis Club Social and Competition Tennis

Taroona TAS · $190.00 · Tennis

Taroona Tennis Club offers weekly social tennis and club competitions on four synthetic grass courts in Taroona Park.Social tennis runs on Saturdays from 12:30pm to 4pm and Wednesdays from 7pm to 9pm. Sessions are friendly and welcoming but still competitive, so they are probably not suitable for new beginners. Anyone...

Tasmanian University Tennis Club Social Tennis – Sandy Bay

Sandy Bay TAS · $10.00 · Tennis

Tasmanian University Tennis Club brings students and community members together for social tennis at the University of Tasmania UniGym tennis courts in Sandy Bay. Beginners through to advanced players can take part, with racquets and balls available at sessions.Semester 2 runs from 8 July to 1 December 2026. Sessions are...

Exercise Physiology and Sports Performance - Kieser Werribee

Werribee VIC · Approx $90.00 · Fitness Training

Kieser Werribee offers exercise physiology and personalised strength training for health, rehabilitation and sporting goals. Exercise physiologists assess individual needs and develop exercise programs, supported by specialised resistance-training equipment.Exercise physiology supports people managing long-term health conditions or returning to activity after illness or injury. An initial consultation reviews health history,...

Active Ageing, Strength and Balance - Kieser Werribee

Werribee VIC · Approx $60.00 · Fitness Training

Kieser Werribee provides personalised strength training for older adults, with programs focused on everyday movement, stability and maintaining independence. Training uses specialised resistance machines, with an individual assessment and guidance from the clinical team.Strength and balance training can be tailored for people concerned about falls, reduced mobility or loss of...

Exercise Physiology and Sports Performance - Kieser Torquay

Torquay VIC · Approx $90.00 · Fitness Training

Kieser Torquay offers exercise physiology and personalised strength training for health, rehabilitation and sporting goals. Exercise physiologists assess individual needs and develop exercise programs, supported by specialised resistance-training equipment.Exercise physiology supports people managing long-term health conditions or returning to activity after illness or injury. An initial consultation reviews health history,...

Active Ageing, Strength and Balance - Kieser Torquay

Torquay VIC · Approx $60.00 · Fitness Training

Kieser Torquay provides personalised strength training for older adults, with programs focused on everyday movement, stability and maintaining independence. Training uses specialised resistance machines, with an individual assessment and guidance from the clinical team.Strength and balance training can be tailored for people concerned about falls, reduced mobility or loss of...

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Australia's Best Cities for Running: 2026's Top Five

17 Oct 2026 · 3 min read

Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth take the top five spots in Compare the Market's Australian running ranking. Each city has different places to explore, from Melbourne's park loops to Brisbane's Riverwalk and Perth's bushland paths. This guide lists the cities in order and adds named local routes, distances and...

How rising costs is changing Australian fitness habits

13 Oct 2026 · 5 min read

New cost research suggests many Australian adults are changing how they exercise because of household pressure. This article explains what the figures say about gyms, studios, community sport and free activity. It also gives a simple way to compare the real monthly cost before joining, switching or stopping.

Loneliness in Young Australians: What Research Says

13 Oct 2026 · 5 min read

New Monash research found loneliness was linked to the biggest drop in health-related quality of life among Australians aged 15 to 24. The study separates loneliness from social isolation, which matters because a person can have people around them and still feel disconnected. This article explains the finding in plain...