Active 09 sport and recreation industry conference

Active 09 was Western Australia's premier sport and recreation industry conference.

"It's a people business"

This year Active 09, your Sport and Recreation Industry Conference, focused on people, particularly young people and community. Key objectives of the conference were to bring the industry together to learn from each other and be exposed to big-picture ideas from some of Australia's and the world's best speakers and thinkers.

 

Presentations

Keynote

Sean Tuohey - Playing for Peace 1.98 MB

Geoff Woolcock and Debra Langridge - Child-Friendly by Design 3.8 MB

Mark McCrindle - What Makes Australia Great 596 kB

Stream 1

Anne Pleash - Domestic Violence - It's Not Our Game 658 kB

Carl Beck - The Katanning Experience 3.18 MB

Leeanne King - Midnight Basketball 350 kB

Matt Sawyer - Sport in the Neighbourhood 384 kB

Stream 2

Baden Pratt and Peter Grosser - North Fremantle AFC 1.32 MB

Grant Dorrington - The Big Picture 2.98 MB

Kelly Moss - North Cottesloe SLSC 1.41 MB

Lyn Foreman - Coaching Today's Athlete in the Community 476 kB

Stream 3

Brett Wood-Gush - Healthy and Active by Design workshop 2.64 MB

Stream 4

Ben Ritchie - PPCA Licence Scheme and the Fitness Industry 1.22 MB

Chris Camwell and Steve Bennett - Skate Park Participation Project 1.35 MB

Greg McNally - Strategic Decision Making in Facilities Planning 185 kB

Karen Roberts - Herb Graham Recreation Centre 3.32 MB

Linda Daniels - Top Trails WA 4.26 MB

Murray Jorgensen - Alternative Procurement Options 210 kB

Roger Knight - Sustainability Initiatives 636 kB

Splash Pads Panel - Rachel Thorpe - City of Swan 3.6 MB

Splash Pads Panel - Rohan Klemm - City of Joondalup Leisure Centres 2.69 MB

Splash Pads Panel - Tony Giggs - City of Stirling 1.16 MB

Steve Pretzel - Getting the Trail Bike Priorities Right 17.9 MB

Tony Head and Peter Leaversuch - Aquatic Facility Sustainability 1.45 MB

Tony Head and Peter Leaversuch - Generic Industry Operations 82.1 kB

 

Active 09 streams

Facility and recreation

Hard and soft infrastructure

Local government case studies

Sport and recreation programs have the potential to make our communities stronger, healthier, happier and safer.

Public open space

Activating people and places

Sport

Adapting to Community Expectations