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INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION: BECOME AN AUSTSWIM PRESENTER

INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION: BECOME AN AUSTSWIM PRESENTER

Exciting opportunities exist for motivated, passionate and experienced teachers of swimming and water safety. 
by Louise Magee on October 07, 2020
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Wagga Oasis Back in the Swim - How COVID affected Wagga Oasis Aquatic Centre

Wagga Oasis Back in the Swim - How COVID affected Wagga Oasis Aquatic Centre

COVID-19 has had a huge impact on the Aquatic and...
by Louise Magee on October 07, 2020
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Swim Teachers Needed!

Swim Teachers Needed!

Royal Life Saving are looking for passionate swimming teachers to teach our Swim and Survive Vacation Programs in January 2021. The Swim and Survive Vacation programs are running in regional and remote communities across NSW between Monday 11/01/21 - Thursday 21/01/21.
by Louise Magee on October 06, 2020
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Fears COVID 19 will result in a generation of kids that can't swim

Fears COVID 19 will result in a generation of kids that can't swim

New data released by Royal Life Saving and the Aquatic Recreation and Swim School industry shows a 25% significant fall in swimming lesson enrolments, with the greatest impact shown in metropolitan areas and among children aged 7 to 12 years with a fall of 40% in some areas.
by Louise Magee on October 06, 2020
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Ashfield Aquatic Centre gets a $44 million Facelift

Ashfield Aquatic Centre gets a $44 million Facelift

The $44.7 million Ashfield Aquatic Centre, which is expected to attract 500,000 visitors a year when it opens in October, will be as much a community centre as a lap pool.
by Louise Magee on October 06, 2020
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Royal Life Saving Australia release National Drowning Report 2020

Royal Life Saving Australia release National Drowning Report 2020

Each year, we are reminded that this publication is about lives not numbers. Royal Life Saving's work is to understand where, how and why drowning occurs in Australia, and what we can do to keep communities safe.
by Louise Magee on October 06, 2020
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