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Welcome to the South Pine Indoor Sports Centre
The South Pine Indoor Sports Centre is a recently renovated indoor sports centre in Brendale. Come and play your favourite indoor sports in Moreton Bay with the centre catering for at least 11 different indoor court sports and activities from basketball and netball to wheelchair sports, martial arts, and rugby, with the ability to host over 1,500 fans in show court mode.
The Centre also doubles as a venue to host community events and conferences, with five brand-new multipurpose rooms and suites with accessibile facilities for all abilities.
Get in touch with us for more information and to make a booking.
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World Diabetes Day: Empower Your Health with Physical Activity
November 14 marks World Diabetes Day, an opportunity to spread awareness and encourage everyone to take action in managing and preventing diabetes. One of the most powerful tools we have at our disposal is physical activity, especially when guided by exercise physiology. Whether you're managing diabetes or working to prevent it, physical activity can play a transformative role in your overall health.
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World Heart Day: The Power of Exercise for a Healthy Heart
World Heart Day is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about cardiovascular health and promoting actions to prevent heart disease. Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death globally, but the good news is that many risk factors are manageable, and lifestyle modifications can significantly improve heart health. One of the most effective ways to safeguard your heart is through exercise.
Get into Sport: Let's Play
Sport isn't just for kids or professional athletes. Everyone in our community can join
a sport, get active and play!
Keeping children water-safe at home and the farm
You may have water safety strategies for your own home setting down pat and be well aware of most evident hazards here. Nonetheless, keeping these at top of mind, watching out for unsuspecting hazards, educating to other carers in your household or network, and being aware of hazards in other settings can help to reduce the risk of drowning.
