Readership of Australasian Leisure Management magazine continues to grow

March 5, 2024

The just mailed issue 160 of the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine has an expanded circulation with distribution to all of AUSactive’s business members - an addition of 2250 readers - as well as to members of the Australian Pool and Ocean Lifeguard Association Incorporated (APOLA).

Regular readers will also notice that we have started 2024 with an enlarged Australasian Leisure Management, with more content aimed at professionals and decision makers across all sectors of the industry.

Under our new owning entity Leisure Media Limited, we are, more than ever committed to delivery a wide range of informative, relevant and diverse industry content.

In publishing this content, we rely on those in the industry, and particularly industry associations and bodies, to share their news, achievements and case studies with us.

Here, the growing list of links we have with industry organisations is vitally important with us providing a prominent avenue for the sharing of expertise and insights with the broader industry.

Such partnerships signify a commitment to shared growth, innovation and the betterment of all involved in this dynamic industry.

Independent, unpaid for and credible
Despite many parts of the media in Australia relying on advertorial (even up to the largest media companies), content in Australasian Leisure Management is independent, unpaid for and, we believe, credible.

We have no political agenda, rather we aim to publish all that is best about the industry that is leisure - providing products and services for the out of home free time of Australasians in which they attain personal goals, improve their quality of life, enjoy themselves and are entertained.

The management of these activities, covering aquatics, attractions, entertainment, events, fitness, parks, recreation, sport, tourism and venues is a significant business with massive, but often overlooked, economic, employment and social value.

A Difference between Print and Online
And to put a misconception to rest, the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine and the Ausleisure website are different.

The website is news driven while the magazine includes features, case studies and opinions from industry leaders and professionals along with journalists with an extensive understanding of the industry.

Latest Issue
The bumper 84 page latest issue is crammed with essential information for professionals and business leaders in the leisure industry.

Features include:
• The business of managing Australia's iconic beaches
• Grant Gamble on how AI can enhance team and member experiences in fitness
• The transformation of a former prison into a premium wellness destination
• How Coldplay introduced game-changing environmental measures on their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour
• Dr Neil Gibson on rethinking the delivery of aquatic and recreation centres
• The many issues the next Chief Executive of Netball Australia will have to face
• The post-pandemic recovery of live entertainment
• How giant aquatic inflatables have kept crowds entertained over the summer
• AUSactive’s ECOactive Pilot Program
• A ground breaking tennis court surface that stays cool in high temperatures
• Crowd management as a business development tool
• The latest in pool water treatment technology

Enjoy the reading.

1st March 2024 - AUSactive backs Cancer Council call for implementation of recommendations of National Preventive Health and National Obesity strategies

21st February 2024 - 2024 AUSactive Active Health Summit spotlighted as a Melbourne event not to be missed

26th January 2024 - AUSactive highlights its membership benefits

31st December 2023 - Breaking big news. Australasian Leisure Management’s top news stories of the year. Part 4: October to December

30th December 2023 - Breaking big news. Australasian Leisure Management’s top news stories of the year. Part 3: July to September

12th December 2023 - APOLA President Bruce Hopkins promotes ‘Float to Survive’ message with Blacktown City Council

5th December 2023 - SPASA acquires Australasian Leisure Management

15th June 2023 - Lifeguard services and sport venue accessibility among initiatives prioritised in Gold Coast budget

11th September 2022 - Latest edition of Australasian Leisure Management magazine now with readers

26th July 2022 - Australasian Leisure Management introduces free to use industry jobs page

13th May 2022 - Australasian Leisure Management on the move

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