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Resources
- Strategic and Operational Planning
- Governance Guidelines for State Sporting Organisations
- Risk Management toolkit
- Play by the Rules
- Framework for People with Disability
- Adventure Activity Standards
- Tasmanian Mountain Bike Plan
- Information sheets
- Trails Tasmania Strategy
- Standards for Boxing and Combat Sport Contests
- Recreation Planning Manual
- Integrity of sport
- Tasmanian Ethics in Sport Framework
- Club Health Check (Diagnostic Tool)
- Time to Get into Sport
- Get Active
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- Drugs in sport
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- Sporting Hall of Fame
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Contact Details
By phone
Contact the Communities, Sport and Recreation on 1800 252 476 or Service Tasmania on 1300 135 513.
Our staff
Use the Tasmanian Government Directory to find staff contact details
Social media
Follow our social media accounts to keep up to date with specific programs and initiatives.
Resources
Standards for Boxing and Combat Sport Contests – Effective 1 June 2013
All boxing and combat sport contests in Tasmania are expected to be conducted in accordance with SRT's Standards for Boxing and Combat Sport Contests (the Standards), and in accordance with Section 49B (1) of the Police Offences Act 1935. The Standards document also provides a brief overview of how the Standards were developed and how they are implemented.
Promoters of all boxing and combat sport contests must contact SRT to discuss their contest, phone 1800 252 476.
Get Active
The Get Active booklets provides many ideas for older adults to be active and social in their local area, whether it be gardening, playing golf or tennis, joining in aqua aerobics or playing scrabble. These books have something to suit a wide range of interests and abilities.
Time to get into Sport
A film project promoting opportunities in Sport for Tasmanians with Disability. The film highlights Tasmanian’s with disability from around the state participating in sport and active recreation and why "It's Time to Get into Sport".
Adventure Activity Standards
Adventure Activity Standards (AAS) are accepted standards for organisations and individuals conducting outdoor recreation activities where participants have a level of dependence upon the leader(s).
Drugs in Sport
The anti-doping policies and functions of the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA).
Facility Management
Information Sheets
The information sheets on this page have been designed to provide sport and recreation organisations with advice on a range of topics to help them in the day-to-day running of their organisation.
Policy and Planning
- Strategic and Operational Planning Toolkit
- Club Health Check (Diagnostic Tool)
- Tasmanian Sport and Active Recreation Framework for People with a Disability
- Recreational Planning Manual
- Tasmanian Mountain Bike Plan 2009
Tasmanian Open Space Policy and Planning Framework
- Tasmanian Open Space Policy and Planning Framework - Main Report (PDF)
- Tasmanian Open Space Policy and Planning Framework - Summary (PDF)
- Tasmanian Open Space Policy and Planning Framework - Attachments (PDF)
Trails Tasmania Strategy
- Trails Tasmania Strategy - Executive Summary (PDF)
- Trails Tasmania Strategy - Attachments (PDF)
- Trails Tasmania Strategy (PDF)
Research
National Data
AusPlay provides national data on the number of people participating in sport and physical activity and how they participate.