Splash’s Summer of Fun

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Women’s Health Week is Australia’s largest week dedicated to women’s health and wellbeing. This year’s theme, Do It Anyway, encourages women to take small, realistic steps towards better health, even when life feels busy. This year’s theme recognises that life is often busy and many women put their own health last. Women’s Health Week encourages…
It’s Loneliness Awareness Week! Did you know that 1 in 2 people living in Australia experience loneliness and/or social isolation? It’s one of the most common human experiences, yet one of the least talked about. The good news is that our communities are full of people who help others feel welcome. Whether it’s saying hello…
Women’s Health Week 2025 It’s Women’s Health Week 2025! From the 1st – 5th of September 2025, we are focussing on the health and wellbeing of all women. This year the theme of Women’s Health Week is ‘Say Yes to You’, a powerful reminder that prioritising your health begins with movement that feels right for…
On World Day for Health and Safety at Work (28 April), we recognise team members like Hollie Smith, who play a key role in keeping the community safe here at Splash Devonport Aquatic & Leisure Centre. Thanks to our team’s ongoing commitment to high standards of safety, Splash is one of two Tasmanian venues to retain their 5-star safety accreditation from Royal Life…
Men’s Health Week is a reminder to check in, move more and prioritise your wellbeing. From small lifestyle changes to meaningful conversations, taking simple steps can help you feel your best and support long-term health. Despite growing awareness, many men still face challenges when it comes to speaking openly about their health, particularly mental health….
This Exercise Right Month, it is important to share the story of Rob Stubbs, our Health Club Coordinator here at Splash Devonport in Tasmania to highlight the importance of regular exercise in supporting community health, both physically and mentally. After more than 30 years in the fitness industry, Rob considered himself “indestructible” and rarely visited the doctor. However, in January 2025, a rare medical appointment led…