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Our Commitment to the Child & Youth Safe Framework
In July 2023 the State Government released a guide for organisations Introducing Tasmania’s Child and Youth Safe Organisations Framework. This document provides guidance on the type of organisations that are legally required to comply with the Child and Youth Safe...
Tasmanian Community Achievement Award for GAP
Twenty years | Four thousand participants | Life-changing outcome In October we received the Active Tasmania Award in the Tasmanian Community Achievers Awards for our Get Active Program, also known as GAP. It was a wonderful addition to our 20th anniversary...
Women in Sport Coaching Scholarships – WSRT & TIS
We are proud to continue our partnership with the Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS) to provide scholarships for female sporting coaches in Tasmania. These scholarships have been running as a collaboration between the TIS and WSRT since 2017-18 with past recipients...
Getting to know the team at WSRT
WSRT is the peak independent body celebrating, facilitating and advocating for females in sport and active recreation in Tasmania. Our focus is on driving cultural change and pushing for opportunities to ensure sport and recreation is inclusive so that all Tasmanian...
2015 St Lukes School Girls Brunch, Blundstone Arena
The 2015 St Lukes Health School Girls’ Breakfast was a celebration of girls in sport and the women who inspire them. Students came together for a morning focused on participation, confidence and the opportunities that sport can create both on and off the field. The...
International Women’s Day School Girls Brunch 2014
The 2014 St Lukes Health School Girls’ Breakfast brought together schoolgirls from across Hobart for a morning celebrating women and girls in sport. The event provided an opportunity for young women to connect, be inspired and see the many possibilities available to...
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WSRT acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land Lutruwita / Tasmania on which we work and live, and respect the elders past and present, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture and hope of First Nations people of Tasmania.