The Ern Halliday Recreation Camp is a licensed operator of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in Western Australia. On 15–16 April 2010, the camp will be running a Bronze Level Mountain Biking Expedition.

Applications for the 2010 cycle of the Lotterywest Trails Grants Program close on 19 March. If your not-for-profit, community organisation or local government has a project on the horizon involving trail planning, trail construction, upgrading trails or promoting one of Western Australia’s many beautiful trails, follow the Shire of Irwin’s lead and apply today.

Over the 09/10 summer Indigenous youth in Geraldton have been getting a taste of sun, surf and sand through an initiative supported by Surf Lifesaving WA and the Department of Sport and Recreation.

The National Wheelchair Basketball Development League (NWBDL) played its inaugural round last weekend (5–7 March) at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra. The weekend was highlighted by a number of hard-fought games, with no matches having a final margin over 10 points.

The Multicultural Friendship Games 'Footy with the Fuzz' will be coming to the Herb Graham Recreation Centre in Mirrabooka this month, Sunday 28 March 2010, from 8am so don't miss your opportunity to participate in this award winning initiative.

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and Australian Government Office for Women (OfW) are looking to develop more Australian women in leadership and decision making roles in sport.

Mentally Healthy WA's Act-Belong-Commit campaign aims to improve mental health in Western Australia. Read on to find out how this relates to sport and recreation and to get details of two workshops being held this month where you can learn more about the campaign.

Western Australia has won the Imparja Cup for the first time after defeating New South Wales in the final by five wickets. WA was undefeated throughout the tournament, which is contested annually by the nation’s best Indigenous cricketers.

The Multicultural Carnival is an inclusive AFL football carnival aiming to welcome new players from all backgrounds and all levels, providing a link to kick-start player registration into local community clubs.

When thinking about Indigenous participation in sport, baseball isn’t one of the first things to come to mind. Thanks to the efforts of two young men from Belmont that might be about to change.

Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?

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