Aquatic polo was originally played in the Balmain Swimming Pool (Corporation Baths, White Horse Point) in the early 1880’s.. Teams were comprised of 12 players and the referee stood at the end of the diving board, over the pool, with a white and blue flag. Goals were scored by placing the ball in round lifebuoy.

Equestrian Australia, together with the state branches, is preparing to launch its new Information Communication Technology (ICT) platform ‘Equnect’ that will revolutionise the way equestrian sport operates in Australia. More than just a website, this platform will feature a new membership portal, event management and registration system, education resources, online television as well as an online shop.

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ESB stands for Equine Sports Breeding, although there have been a number of alternatives suggested. The acronym has become well recognised in the sport of eventing, and one will often see over fifteen ESB progeny competing at the one event. ESB progeny are also making their mark overseas, with inquiries and people visiting from all round the world. A number have left the shores and can now be found in the UK, the USA, Malaysia, New Zealand and China.