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MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY SQUASH CLUB

Parkville VIC · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Melbourne University Squash Club is a vibrant volunteer-run squash club located in Parkville at The University of Melbourne. The club promotes inclusivity, welcoming members ranging from beginners to competition-level players, including both students and non-students.Key features of the club include:A wide range of membership options suitable for all skill levelsClub...

GLADSTONE PARK JUNIOR SQUASH CLUB

Tullamarine VIC · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Gladstone Park Junior Squash Club is a squash club located at 35 Carrick Dr, Tullamarine VIC 3043, Australia. It operates within the Gladstone Tennis and Squash Association facilities, which include squash courts built with government support. The club offers squash programs for both juniors and adults and promotes a sportsmanlike...

RAINBOW RACQUETS SQUASH MELBOURNE

Albert Park VIC · Approx $50.00 · Squash

Rainbow Racquets Squash Melbourne (RRSM) is a welcoming and inclusive squash group based at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Launched in February 2025, RRSM provides a friendly and supportive environment for LGBTQ+ players and allies to enjoy squash regardless of skill level. The group meets weekly, fostering a vibrant...

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...