ALEXANDRA SQUASH CLUB

EUROA SQUASH CLUB

Euroa VIC · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Euroa Squash Club is a local sports club dedicated to squash enthusiasts in Euroa, Victoria, Australia.The club provides facilities for playing squash and organizes events and competitions for members of all ages and genders.Located at 26 Campbell St, Euroa VIC 3666Offers membership and access to squash courtsWelcomes players of all...

LILYDALE SQUASH CLUB

Lilydale VIC · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Lilydale Squash Club is a welcoming community club located at 456 Swansea Rd, Lilydale, Victoria. The club offers squash facilities for players of all ages and skill levels, with programs and competitions designed for both juniors and adults.Family-friendly environmentJunior and adult programsCompetitive and social squash opportunitiesMembership options availableOnline booking system...

BENALLA SQUASH CLUB

Benalla VIC · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Benalla Squash Club, also known as the Benalla Squash and Racquetball Association, is a sports club focused on squash and racquetball activities based in Benalla, Victoria. The club operates squash courts and organizes local and regional competitions and tournaments.Key features and activities include:Hosting squash and racquetball tournaments, including open and...

Squash Courts in Melbourne: Eight Places to Play

07 Jan 2024 · 3 min read

Find squash courts across Melbourne, from Albert Park and Brunswick to Bundoora, Clayton and Moorabbin. Compare casual hire, equipment, coaching and club options before you book.

What's Changing at KeepActive: More Ways to Get Active

04 Nov 2026 · 4 min read

We've been improving KeepActive for people looking to get active and the clubs, coaches and organisers who list with us. Our latest updates bring more local options, better search filters, clearer pages and links between venues and activities. For listing owners, there is guided listing creation, saved drafts and new...

Helping Kids Stay Active: Australian Guidelines for 5–17

27 Oct 2026 · 8 min read

Children and teenagers need chances to move each day, plus activities they want to keep doing. This guide explains Australia’s recommendations for ages 5–17 and what current activity figures show. It looks at research on enjoyment, friendship and supportive adults, with real family examples and questions to ask before choosing...