Sportswatch Winter 2018

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What’s Inside From the QSport Office Page 3 Queensland’s Budget for Sport and Recreation Page 5 2018 QSport Conference Page 6 Sport and Active Recreation Strategy Page 8 QSport Workshop for 18-24 year olds Page 9-10 Sport, Recreation and Play Awards Page 12 Royal Commission Fast Facts Page 13 2019 Polocrosse World Cup Page 16 INAS Global Games Page 18

Members of the QSport Board with State Minister for Sport Hon. Nick de Brenni MP (third from left) and Staff at Sport House, Milton on 20th June

State ups allocation for sport and recreation in 2018-19 The Queensland Government has allocated $186.7M for expenditure on sport and recreation in the State Budget handed down on 12 June for the 2018-19 financial year – an increase of $28.3M (17.8%) on the allocation in last year’s Budget.

The figure includes $9.25m budgeted to be raised from user charges, fees and other sources.

Minister de Brenni has indicated that $37.3M has been made available under initiatives to upgrade sports infrastructure to support Queensland children and healthy communities.

A further $31M of capital including grants will support sport and recreation clubs at the grassroots level through the delivery of key infrastructure and $15M under the Female Facilities Program for functional and inclusive change rooms and sporting facilities for women and girls.

More details on Queensland Government expenditure since 2015 and other aspects of this financial year’s allocation are on Page 5 and were covered

by Minister de Brenni when he met the QSport Board in late June along with time frames, etc for consultation on the Queensland Sport and Active Recreation Strategy in coming months.

Sportswatch is a quarterly publication of QSport which is an independent collective of State sporting organisations established to enhance the development of sport in Queensland. Sportswatch aims to inform readers and views expressed in Sportswatch are not necessarily those of QSport. No responsibility is accepted by QSport for consequences emanating from actions or failures to act on material within this publication.

For contributions, advertisements and enquiries, contact the QSport Office at Sports House, Cnr Castlemaine and Caxton Streets MILTON Q 4064 Telephone 07 3369 8955 Facsimile 07 3369 8977 Email admin@qsport.org.au

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“A kid in sport is one less in court” I heard recently in my travels.

Can’t remember exactly who said it but it has stuck with me these past few weeks, probably due to the fact that for the second time in less than 12 months, my home was entered by someone uninvited who stole from me and mine.

First time, jewellery and money, mainly items of emotional significance and more so from my wife, and the second and more recent episode, my wallet, money, cards, keys and the QSport vehicle in my care.

End result? Car plus licence recovered by very helpful police but alas that’s all, besides another very ordinary taste in one’s mouth.

Indications are the culprits are younger rather than older, not respectful of other people’s belongings, driven to theft by whatever. Sad, really, with the “whatever” the problem(s).

Unfortunately, that’s the way of it and back to work it’s been since then, with another State Budget come and gone for another year and as per usual, big allocations for health and education and not inconsiderable resources for upholding law and order.

Health largely about fixing ill health, law and order about prevention and education about turning out young people who hopefully along the way get why we need law and order and along with parents and guardians, a value system that rules out entering other people’s homes and stealing other people’s possessions.

And sport and recreation, a mix of all the above in terms of public policy goals like enhancing health and wellbeing, teaching youngsters about values, etc.

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alleviating some of the cost associated with their participation, it’s a fair bet those people won’t be the ones robbing my home in the dead of night.

Given the above, a new sport and active recreation strategy with a strong youth engagement component sounds a reasonable pursuit in the months ahead, as the Queensland Government via Sport Minister Mick de Brenni , his department and sporting bodies, among others, begin consultation on what might be done here to enhance sport and recreation into the future.

Somewhere in there the Federal Government will unveil its National Sports Plan and it will be interesting to see what is different to what has come before when someone in Canberra calls for a look at what’s going on in this aspect of the national agenda.

Fair to say that realistically money, how much, where it is spent and by whom will be what dominates people’s reactions to that plan and down the track, a new strategy here in Queensland.

But clearly these types of plans / strategies attempted by well-intentioned governments shouldn’t just boil down to money, notwithstanding its importance, particularly in the largely “for purpose / not for profit” landscape that is sport at State level and beyond.

The positives from sport and active recreation outcomes for other parties / portfolios will be emphasised hopefully and with that, greater commitment, including from a Federal Treasurer opining that extra GST will help States to meet increasing demands from increasing populations for “hospitals, schools and police”.

More support for the base and middle levels of the sporting pyramid wouldn’t go astray.

Peter Cummiskey OAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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Delivering for

SPORT AND RECREATION The Queensland Government is continuing to invest in grassroots sport and recreation in Queensland, encouraging more people to get out and active. The 2018-19 Queensland Budget will deliver over $26 million in major and minor infrastructure for local community clubs which was committed at the last election on top of our $98 million for grants and programs.

Since 2015

the Queensland Government has proudly invested in the growth and development our local sporting community:

In 2018-19

the Queensland Government will continue to invest in programs and infrastructure to ensure Queensland remains a nation leader in all aspects of sport by:

Building local grassroots infrastructure

Supporting women and girls

$87M

$15M

To improve facilities including change ROOMS CLUB HOUSES LIGHTS AND lELDS to provide a better experience for participants.

Supporting our elite athletes

$51.5M Through the Queensland Academy of Sport to help train and mentor our elite athletes so they continue to dominate on the national and international stage.

Encouraging participation

$95.3M To fund programs and pathways for more and more Queenslanders to get out and active, participating in sport and active recreation.

To deliver the Female Facilities Program, providing inclusive change rooms and amenities to support female participation in sport and active recreation.

Delivering on our election commitments

$26M To construct major and minor sporting infrastructure including $5.5m for the Zillmere Sports Centre, $9.1m for Underwood Park redevelopment and $7m for the Sunshine Coast Lightning Netball Centre.

Maintaining our Major Sporting Infrastructure

$30M To assist in operating and maintaining of Queensland major sporting venues.

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2018 CONFERENCE Saturday, 14 July Queensland Cricketers’ Club, Vulture St, East Brisbane Aimed primarily but not exclusively at personnel in smaller, relatively less resourced State sporting organisations, this day long exercise from 8:30am to 6:00pm will feature inputs on and the opportunity for participants to discuss topics ranging from industry and government support, legal and financial issues through to communication of information and engagement with associates and affiliates and the wider community.

Limited spaces available. Cost $55 incl. GST per person.

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QSport to work with State on Sport and Active Recreation Strategy The second half of 2018 will see QSport and its member State sporting bodies and associates given the opportunity to provide the State Government with views on how to enhance Queenslanders’ engagement in sport and active recreation.

It’s an important opportunity that is coming about because the recipient of views proffered – in this case, the Minister for Sport and his department, on behalf of the Government – has opted for a deliberate, recognisable consultation process and is committing time and money and personal energy to that process.

Minister de Brenni is indicating he wants to hear views, is committed to listening to what people are prepared to say about what’s important to them about the sector and its prospects for enhancement for a common goal of more Queenslanders involved in sport and active recreation.

Many in the sector have proffered views in the past and no doubt there will be some who will wonder what doing so again might lead to.

Not everything proffered in the past has found

its way to fruition but accepting the Minister is well intentioned, it behoves those in the sporting system to take this latest opportunity to have their say.

Getting organised sport to do that should not be too difficult and might prove easier than getting those in less structured scenarios involved or indeed, outside altogether to contribute views on why they’re not engaged and what can be done to overcome their lack of engagement.

It is understood that opinions will be sought from a wide range of bodies and from regional, rural and more remote centres of population and not only those in the more populous south east of the most decentralised State in the Commonwealth – that feature an issue in itself for such an exercise.

The consultation is an opportunity that sport can’t really afford to miss. QSport encourages members and associates to be engaged when the time comes.

PETER CUMMISKEY OAM Chief Executive Officer

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Understanding Sport Participation for 18-24 year olds: An Exploration of Issues, Barriers and Trends.

One of the activities being carried out by QSport with assistance from the State Government via its Industry Peak Body (IPB) funding program is the abovementioned project.

findings from the research, discussion of the implications, and an exploration of possible responses to address declines in young adult participation in different sports.

Following the development of a desktop review of literature examining sporting participation for young adults (January 2018), a series of workshops has been conducted with QSport members and clubs by consultants way to be.

Sixty four people (of 77 rsvp’s) attended across the four sessions, and an additional 3 indicated an inability to attend, but a desire to access any notes.

Four half day workshops were undertaken: on the Sunshine Coast (May 29), Townsville (June 4), Toowoomba (June 5) and Brisbane (June 8).

These workshops included presentation of key

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From those attending, 19 sports were represented (mainly paid staff, with some volunteers), as well as two regional Sports Federations, Sporting Wheelies, Deaf Sports and Recreation Queensland, and staff from Sport and

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Recreation Services (Queensland Government) and local councils. (cont. next page) The feedback on the workshops was generally very positive, with attendees valuing: • the trigger to start the conversation on this topic, • being introduced to new ideas, • practical actions to take back to their sport or club, and • the chance to interact with others and share as a group.

The qualitative data collected through these workshops is now being embedded into the original desktop review so there is an interweaving of literature and applied understandings.

The final phase of the project will be to develop these cases as stand-alone documents easily accessible to clubs and associations, supported by snapshots of key principles/ learnings for engaging, attracting or retaining the 18-24 year old cohort.

Depending on the capacity of sports and clubs to respond to the request for additional information, waytobe anticipate these can be ready for publication in early July.

The feedback for QSport from attendees indicated their appreciation of the opportunity to be included in the project and come together to learn and share across their different sports.

Further to this, details of different sport/ club initiatives is being sought so a limited number of ‘case studies’ can be developed outlining practices being implemented that can help spark inspiration for other sports looking to create some change.

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Sport, Recreation and Play Industry Innovation Award Finalists Announced As an industry sector, we all acknowledge that there is a need to encourage more people to be active and provide them with opportunities to play, recreate, keep fit, and participate at all levels.

Over the past few years we have seen the growth of new programs, events and more accessible facilities but little growth in formal participation numbers in physical activity in Australia.

The National Sports Convention 2018 has engaged more than a dozen collaborators and over 125 global and Australian organisations who are coming together to encourage the industry to be more innovative in the way it plans, funds, and provides active recreation and community opportunities. On target to achieve over 900 delegates the NSC is the largest community sport convention in the southern hemisphere The Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Industry Awards have finalised and announced their Category Finalists. The Innovation Awards aim at recognising and celebrating Innovation that has promoted and encouraged more people to play, recreate and participate in sport. The Innovation Award winners will be announced as part of the National Sports Convention on Tuesday 17th July.

Each category winner will receive a trophy and $500 cash award. The winners of each category will then be judged for the Overall Innovations Award and has the opportunity to be 2018 winner and receive a $1,000 Award.

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The categories are: Programs, Activities and Events: Programs, activities and events that have been developed to encourage the community to be more active in large numbers.

Sports Surfaces Innovative solutions that encourage field designs which results in greater usage.

Technological Solutions and Products Technology that make the playing or administration of sport easier, more enjoyable or to enhance performance.

Playgrounds Designs and developments that encourage more children to play, have fun and be active.

Marketing and Communication Packaging and communication of an opportunity in a manner that has encouraged more people to be active.

Facility Design and Development Innovative design and management that creates and environment where more people are active, (built and natural environments) QSport member SSO Water Polo Queensland is a finalist in the Marketing and Communication category for its Social Channels update.

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Southern Queensland will be hosting rural Australia’s biggest ever international sporting event when the Polocrosse World Cup comes to Warwick 22-29 April 2019.

The event will attract 60,000 spectators, 300 competitors, 2,000 international guests and 200 Australian Stock Horses.

One of the world’s greatest horse events, the World Cup will be contested by teams from eight countries – Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK, South Africa, Ireland, Zambia and Zimbabwe – who will battle it out in action-packed matches where power, skill and pace dominate.

Polocrosse is one of only three Australian-made sports, along with Aussie Rules and campdraft. First played in 1939, the sport will celebrate 80 years in 2019.

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Celebrating 80 years of polocrosse in 2019, the Polocrosse World Cup will bring players from eight countries – Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, USA, UK, Ireland, Zambia and Zimbabwe - to southern Queensland to see which team reigns supreme. As current world champions, South Africa will be fighting to hold onto the title, while former champions, Australia, will use their home turf and supporters to their advantage to try and take it back!

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