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We join the millions in celebrating #HarmonyDay and it continues to be an honour to promote a message of inclusiveness, respect and belonging on the world stage alongside our friends form across the international swimming community.
Interested in the science about what happens to your body when you swim? Here you go 👇 You're welcome 🤗
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New year, new career... Have you thought of becoming a swim teacher? It's not only satisfying and fun work but it's the type of job you can do anywhere in the world. "How do I become a swim teacher?" you say 👇
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AUSTSWIM is so excited and proud to partner with Deaf Children Australia and the Puggles Swim Program.
In supporting our mission to remove barriers to participation for deaf and hard-of-hearing children in society, swim schools will be changing lives!
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Bruce (Hoppo) Hopkins from @bondirescue talking to #SwimCon22 attendees about the importance of teaching to float as a critical 1st strategy to reduce drowning. "Floating is achievable as a lifesaving first step to survival."