News & Updates

AUSactive supports the Federal Government’s Natural Therapies Review, which recommends reinstating Pilates, Yoga, and Tai Chi as rebate-eligible therapies for private health insurance, marking a significant win for evidence-based fitness and wellbeing practices.

In recognition of the significant physical damage, economic loss and emotional turmoil being experienced as a result of the cyclone, AUSactive is offering support to both our members and non-members alike in flood impacted areas

As Australia approaches the 2025 Federal Election, AUSactive, in partnership with the Health and Fitness Association, is pleased to share this important research. Reversing the Physical Inactivity Crisis examines data from ten nations, including Australia, highlighting the strong link between affordability and participation in health club memberships.

This guide provides key steps to take before, during, and after the cyclone, helping you make informed decisions based on your local conditions. Every location is different, so we encourage you to assess your situation and take the necessary precautions for your business and community.

AUSactive continues to go from strength to strength in the west, with the appointment of Karinda Lobb to spearhead the upcoming Million Moves launch and assist with important advocacy work for the industry.

Last week AUSactive held a corporate strategy day with its Board to discuss its strategic direction.

Last week, CEO Barrie Elvish, incoming Chair Emmett Williams, and I traveled to Canberra to engage with Federal Parliamentarians.

AUSactive is pleased to announce Australian Bureau of Statistics’ recent revision of the Occupational Standard Classification for Australia (OSCA) includes Pilates and Yoga Instructor’s occupations for the first time.

Recent Fit for Office Launch, Challenge and the CEO Forum at the Parliament House