News: Safety
Sydney Harbour Bridge climbing rights tender attracts global interest
A list of high-profile attractions operators are reportedly seeking to secure a NSW Government tender to run the Sydney Harbour Bridge's tourism climb business. Developed and…
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Australian Leisure Facilities Association echoes concerns raised in 2017 National Drowning Report
The Australian Leisure Facilities Association (ALFA) has responded to 2017 National Drowning Report, advising that the comprehensively researched report highlights some areas of great…
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Dreamworld to remove mountain surrounding its Eureka Mountain Mine Ride
Gold Coast theme park Dreamworld has today announced the removal of the mountain that surrounds the long-defunct Eureka Mountain Mine Ride. While the decaying foam mountain will soon be a…
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Australian software providers join forces to support swim schools
Leading software provider Jonas Leisure has joined forces with Udio, an Australian-made course management program developer, to make life easier for swim schools and aquatic facilities by…
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Small increase in Australia’s annual drowning numbers
The newly released Royal Life Saving National Drowning Report 2017 shows 291 people died as a result of drowning in Australia in the 2016/17 financial year, a 3% increase on the 2015/16…
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ACT Aquatic Industry Awards recognise achievements of individuals and organisations
A wide range of individuals and organisations have been saluted at the ACT Aquatic Industry and Water Safety Awards, with the Gungahlin Leisure Centre securing two trophies, the Gold Star…
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Nominations invited for Royal Life Saving Society - Australia board positions
Royal Life Saving Society - Australia has announced that is seeking to recruit and appoint independent Directors to its Board for the term from 2017 to 2019. The newly appointed Directors…
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Concern over declining swimming skills among New Zealand children
A study of aquatic skills among children at eight Dunedin schools has found that two thirds can't swim 100 metres. The study, by Associate Professor Chris Button of Otago University,…
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