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2012 ARI Conference - Novotel Manly Pacific 2-3 May
To access all the information
from this Year's Conference including some of the presentations you will need
to be a member. Please log in & follow the Conference Information tab to
view...
This infomation will be building slowly over the next week.
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Sydney Water Best Practise Guidelines |
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Sydney Water continues to Develop the Best
Practise Guidelines for the Water Quality in Commercial Pools, please follow
the link below to view the document in it's entirety. The ARI will continue to
work with Sydney Water and the NSW Ministry of Health to keep our members
updated on any changes to legislation as these guidelines are rolled out.
http://www.sydneywater.com.au/Publications/FactSheets/BPGsForAquaticLeisureCentres.pdf
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NEW to the ARI!!!
One of the many benefits of becoming a member of the ARI is the continuous and up-to-date access to Industry Information. We have been listening and we hear that many of the smaller facilities lack the time and resources to comply with so many of the industry regulations. So we here at the ARI have made your job that bit easier by compiling a list of sample documents that you will find useful including: Environmental Management Plan, A Water & Energy Saving Plan complied by Gary Penfold, The Triple Bottom Line, and much more to come....... To access this information, you will need to be a member & log in and go to the FAQ's section and follow the links. To make an enquiry about membership or any of this information, email the ARI office:
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Reducing the Future Cost of Seniors Health - Position Statement |
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There has a great deal of media attention recently about our ageing population and the impact this will have on our health care system. The ARI reocgnises these challenges and as a result has released a position statement on the issue. Further, the ARI are currenlty lobbying for funding to run healthy lifestyle programs for the older members of our community. Please click on the link below to review this statement:
http://www.aquaticinstitute.com.au/images//ari_position_and_proposal_statement.%5B1%5D%5B1%5D.pdf
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Last
year, after many years of hard work by key ARI members, the ARI voted
for the establishment of ALFA – the Australian Leisure Facilities
Association. Finally; one national voice for our exciting and
potentially influential industry, with strong local partners, knowledge
and benefits.
Now ALFA is a reality and it is time for ARI members to take action!
ALFA officially started providing for its members on 1 July 2009. ALFA’s key aim is to provide a national voice both to and on behalf of the industry. With a national organisation will come greater member benefits and ensure the profile of our industry is raised. What ALFA and the ARI have worked hard on is to maintain the level of local support and relevance that ARI members have received in the past, including local conferences, seminars and networking events
Learn more on the membership benefits for all ARI members at www.alfaleisure.org.au
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