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RAST COAST SQUASH ACADEMY

Sydney NSW · Approx $50.00 · Squash

East Coast Squash Academy is the fastest growing squash program in Australia, introducing over a thousand new players to the game each year, including female and junior squash players. The academy offers development pathways for players of all ages and abilities, with a proven track record of producing National and...

SYDNEY CBD SQUASH CLUB

Sydney NSW · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Sydney CBD Squash Club operates the squash courts at The Castlereagh Club, located at Level B1, 199 Castlereagh Street, Sydney NSW 2000.The club offers:Online court bookings through membership registration on Sporty HQ.Regular competitions including Morning and Lunch Competitions catering to city workers.The Annual City Houses Corporate Competition, a longstanding league...

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY SQUASH CLUB

Darlington NSW · Approx $50.00 · Squash

The Sydney University Squash Club is a sports club affiliated with the University of Sydney, offering squash playing opportunities for members of all skill levels. It provides a social and competitive environment for students and community members to play squash, with access to coaching and organized sessions.Located at the University...

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...