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Aquatic Recreation Australia
Official e-Newsletter of LIWA Aquatics    

January 2010
Edition 5

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The further growth and development of Watch Around Water is being enhanced through the partnership of Aquatic Recreation Victoria and Life Saving Victoria.  This article below demonstrates how well the community has accepted the program in its local pools and the positive benefits of parental supervision. Read More


 

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For more than 16 years, John Graham shaped the direction of sport and recreation in Western Australia as leader of what is now recognised and the Department of Sport and Recreation. John led the agency during the 1970's and 1980's. The John Graham Award recognises his contribution to the industry.  Read More

 


 

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The 2010 Pool Lifeguard Challenge will be conducted at Challenge Stadium on Thursday the 18th of February.  LIWA Aquatics     has supported this event since its inception and urges Managers to get behind this industry sponsored event.  Read More

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We have had yet another tragedy in a Public Swimming Pool in Victoria over the weekend.  With the hot weather and crowds of people enjoying the facilities please ensure you and your staff remain vigilant and continue to promote parental supervision and Watch Around Water at all times. Read More 


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This is the link to the new the Swimming Pool News website - the hardback journal has been informing the aquatic industry in the UK pool and spa industry since 1959.  It is worth a look at as the industry face similar problems as we do and this is a quality journal full of relevant information on a wide range of issues. Read More

 


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The issue of having to exclude 18 year olds from your pool if they were not accompanied by a parent became a reality for a number of Local Governments in NSW.  The employment of security guards on busy days in our aquatic facilities is becoming more common place and the use of new technology such as Face or Thumb Print Recognition may not be far away. Read More

 


 

 

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Tony Head (Executive Officer) 08 9383 8238
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Steve Good     (Treasurer) 0403 362 115
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