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AUSactive appoints WA Regional Manager to spearhead growth
A wave of new industry initiatives and the announcement of funding from the Western Australian government to encourage exercise and physical activity has seen AUSactive appoint a Western Australian General Manager to lead the peak industry association in the west.
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Advocacy update in December
Recent Fit for Office Launch, Challenge and the CEO Forum at the Parliament House
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Annual Report 2023-2024
The offical AUSactive annual report for 2023-2024 has been released.
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AUSactive selected as affiliate partner for Australian Sport Commission’s Play Well Program
AUSactive has been selected as an affiliate partner in the inaugural Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Play Well Affiliate Program to help deliver the Play Well Strategy in 2025.
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WE ARE AUSactive: Showcasing Member Kwinana Recquatic Centre
WE ARE AUSactive showcases the inspiring journeys and achievements of our AUSactive members across Australia.
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AUSactive keeps finger on the pulse with new Chair appointment
AUSactive has future-proofed its Board with the early appointment of current Director and Managing Director of Myzone Australia Emmett Williams to Chair, ahead of Jayne Blake’s term end in July 2025.
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Gym AED saves teenager during cardiac arrest
A Rosebud teenager is back in the gym less than three months after going into cardiac arrest during a workout, with the incredible recovery attributed to the fast-acting staff.
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The Essential Role of Active Health and Exercise Professionals in Promoting Heart Health
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) refers to a wide range of conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels. This includes ischaemic heart diseases (like angina and heart attacks), cerebrovascular diseases (like strokes), and heart failure, among others. In 2022, ischaemic heart diseases were the leading cause of death in Australia, and cerebrovascular diseases ranked fourth. 1 The burden of CVD is significant, with many individuals suffering from conditions like heart failure, which particularly affects certain demographics, including Indigenous populations and people living in rural and remote areas.  
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November Advocacy Update
Million Moves is coming to Western Australia
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AUSactive appoints WA Regional Manager to spearhead growth
A wave of new industry initiatives and the announcement of funding from the Western Australian government to encourage exercise and physical activity has seen AUSactive appoint a Western Australian General Manager to lead the peak industry association in the west.
Read More
Advocacy update in December
Recent Fit for Office Launch, Challenge and the CEO Forum at the Parliament House
Read More
Annual Report 2023-2024
The offical AUSactive annual report for 2023-2024 has been released.
Read More
AUSactive selected as affiliate partner for Australian Sport Commission’s Play Well Program
AUSactive has been selected as an affiliate partner in the inaugural Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Play Well Affiliate Program to help deliver the Play Well Strategy in 2025.
Read More
WE ARE AUSactive: Showcasing Member Kwinana Recquatic Centre
WE ARE AUSactive showcases the inspiring journeys and achievements of our AUSactive members across Australia.
Read More
AUSactive keeps finger on the pulse with new Chair appointment
AUSactive has future-proofed its Board with the early appointment of current Director and Managing Director of Myzone Australia Emmett Williams to Chair, ahead of Jayne Blake’s term end in July 2025.
Read More
Gym AED saves teenager during cardiac arrest
A Rosebud teenager is back in the gym less than three months after going into cardiac arrest during a workout, with the incredible recovery attributed to the fast-acting staff.
Read More
The Essential Role of Active Health and Exercise Professionals in Promoting Heart Health
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) refers to a wide range of conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels. This includes ischaemic heart diseases (like angina and heart attacks), cerebrovascular diseases (like strokes), and heart failure, among others. In 2022, ischaemic heart diseases were the leading cause of death in Australia, and cerebrovascular diseases ranked fourth. 1 The burden of CVD is significant, with many individuals suffering from conditions like heart failure, which particularly affects certain demographics, including Indigenous populations and people living in rural and remote areas.  
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November Advocacy Update
Million Moves is coming to Western Australia
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