Join Montrose Bay Yacht Club's Dinghy Sailing

Learn Dinghy Sailing at Lindisfarne Sailing Club

Lindisfarne TAS · Approx $300.00 · Water Sports - Sailing

Lindisfarne Sailing Club is a family-based sailing club established in 1955, welcoming sailors of all ages and skill levels. The club specializes in dinghy sailing, offering training and participation opportunities for both adults and children.Members can engage in regular sailing sessions and racing activities. The club provides a structured pathway...

Join Sailing Adventures at Derwent Sailing Squadron

Sandy Bay TAS · Approx $300.00 · Water Sports - Sailing

The Derwent Sailing Squadron offers extensive opportunities for sailing enthusiasts of all levels to participate in training and sailing activities.Training Sessions: Provides a full range of sailing courses including motor boat, marine radio, safety and sea courses, and start crewing courses suitable for beginners through to experienced sailors. Private tuition...

Experience Sailing at Royal Yacht Club Tasmania

Sandy Bay TAS · Approx $300.00 · Water Sports - Sailing

The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania is Tasmania's premier yacht club, offering exceptional opportunities for sailors of all levels to participate in competitive racing and recreational sailing on the River Derwent.Racing & Training: Members can get involved in the club's comprehensive racing program, including local events, national titles, and international...

How Community Sport Works in Australia: Clubs, Fees and Registration

05 Sep 2026 · 7 min read

New to community sport? Learn who runs local competitions, what registration fees cover, when to sign up and what to ask a club before paying.

How Dragon Boat Clubs Build Strong Communities

04 Sep 2026 · 7 min read

In a dragon boat, nobody paddles alone. From Deloraine to Sydney Harbour, clubs bring together people of different ages, backgrounds and experience through one simple challenge: learning to move as a crew.

Running in the Rain: Safety Tips and When to Stop

04 Sep 2026 · 6 min read

Running in light rain can be reasonable when visibility, footing and the route remain predictable. Use this go/no-go check for thunder, floodwater, slippery surfaces, clothing and safe shelter.