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Victorian-based digital ticketing provider INTIX has announced that it will be providing ticketing solutions for Melbourne Sports Centres venues.

Melbourne Sports Centres (previously known as the Melbourne Sports Hub) encompasses the Victorian Government owned Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre (MSAC), Parkville (formally known as the State Netball Hockey Centre), Lakeside Stadium and the MSAC Institute of Training.

The multi-site sport facility operator aims to enable sporting organisations and individuals to achieve peak performance, reach their potential and deliver world-class events.

Earlier this month, MSAC passed 25 years of operations, marking the occasion with an event for its sports partners that recognised the venue’s achievements over a quarter of a century of operations.

INTIX is also providing ticketing services for the new Tenpin Premier League (TPL).

Set to commence this weekend in the Victorian city of Wodonga, Tenpin Bowling Australia's new elite competition aims to provide a platform for Australia’s bowling stars to compete in while inspiring the next generation of tenpin bowling talent.

On social media, INTIX advised “(we) are super excited to be working with the team and cannot wait to see this fantastic new competition take off around Australia.”

Image: Lakeside Stadium and MSAC from the air.

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