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'''The Sleeman Sports Complex''' is a sporting and entertainment facility located in [[Brisbane]], [[Australia]]. Construction of the centre was completed in 1982, with several upgrades and improvements having been carried out since that date. Located in the suburb of [[Chandler]], the centre is 15km south of Brisbane's CBD and is home to an aquatic centre, [[velodrome]], sports arena, gymnastics training hall, [[gymnasium]] and [[auditorium]]. The centre currently offers a range of services to the public, including indoor and outdoor community activities such as swimming, diving, health and fitness classes, a gymnasium, childcare facilities, and a children’s pool and water slide. The centre is open to the public and is also available for bookings from organisations. |
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== '''History''' == |
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The Sleeman Sports Centre is one of Queensland’s premier sporting facilities, located in Brisbane, Australia. Purpose-built for the [[1982 Commonwealth Games]], the centre has also been host to a number of other sporting events including the 1994 [[World Masters Games]] and the 2001 [[Goodwill Games]] [[swimming]], [[diving]] and [[cycling]] events. The centre was originally constructed to host the Commonwealth Games, but has been used for a number of purposes since it's completion including private functions, public entertainment events (both in sport and the arts), accommodation, retail, venue hire, and a variety of others. Notable upgrades in recent times have included a gymnasium, a children's pool and play area and a large enclosed water slide. In addition to this, each venue has received various make-overs throughout the life of the centre. |
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Both the suburb of Chandler and the Sleeman centre itself are named after [[List of Mayors and Lord Mayors of Brisbane|Brisbane Lord Mayors]] Sir [[John Beals Chandler]] and [[Frank Sleeman]]. |
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== '''Facilities''' == |
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==='''Aquatic Centre'''=== |
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[http://www.sleemancentre.org.au/files/pdf/MSFA_Sleeman_AquaticSeatingPlan.pdf/ Seating Plan] |
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The Chandler Aquatic Centre is Brisbane's world-class indoor swimming centre. The aquatic centre consists of three main [[pool]]s. A 50 metre Olympic pool (2m depth), a 25m diving pool (5m depth), and a 25m lap pool (1m depth). In all, the centre makes for an [[Olympic standard]] diving and swimming facility. The aquatic centre has a [[seating capacity]] of 4,300 and boasts world class diving facilities, and a state of the art moveable bulkhead on the Olympic pool for short course events and a water fun park. |
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The aquatic centre also contains a children’s facility which encompasses the 25m lap pool, a large enclosed water slide and a children’s pool. All facilities are open to the public, while the main aquatic centre is the venue for many sporting events and may be hired by schools and other organisations. |
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Following is a summary of the Aquatic Centre’s notable features |
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• 50 metre, 10 lane Olympic pool |
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• Diving pool with 10 metre, 7 metre, 5 metre, 3 metre, 1 metre and 0.5 metre diving boards and platforms |
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• 25 metre pool |
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• Omega electronics with Ares 21 timing gear system |
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• Daktronics Pro star Video Display Board |
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• Grandstand seating for 4350 people plus corporate boxes |
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• Meeting or seminar rooms |
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• Gymnasium/aerobics |
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• Childcare |
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• Café with indoor and outdoor seating |
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• Giant water slide |
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• Learn to swim school |
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• Chandler swim shop |
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• Sports Medicine Services |
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• Queensland Swimming |
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• Australian Institute of Sport |
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• Diving Australia |
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• Queensland Diving |
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==='''Indoor Arena'''=== |
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[http://www.sleemancentre.org.au/files/pdf/MSFA_Sleeman_ChandlerArenaSeating.pdf/ Seating Plan] |
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The indoor arena is Brisbane’s premier venue for indoor sports such as [[Netball]], [[Badminton]], [[Indoor Soccer]] and [[Volleyball]]. The arena has over 1850 square metres of floor space, and a fixed [[seating capacity]] of 1700. Other facilities include a PA and light control system, lounge and bar, VIP viewing rooms and an adjoining 100 seat function room. |
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==='''Chandler Velodrome'''=== |
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[http://www.sleemancentre.org.au/files/pdf/MSFA_Sleeman_VelodromeSeatingPlan.pdf/ Seating Plan] |
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The Chandler velodrome is of an outdoor configuration, having a [[grandstand]] seating capacity of 3,000. The venue is suitable for cycling events, rock concerts, rallies, motocross and speedway championships. Apart from an Olympic standard cycling track, the venue also boasts a private lounge and function area, omega timing equipment and scoreboard, catering facilities, and lighting for night functions and events. |
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Δ==='''Dry Diving Training Hall'''=== |
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==='''Chandler Gardens'''=== |
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==='''Gymnastics Training Hall'''=== |
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==='''The Chandler Theatre'''=== |
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The Chandler Theatre is one of the largest in [[South East Queensland]], with a 200 square metre stage, and a seating capacity of 1,500. Each seat has an unobstructed stage view due to the tiered floor plan. Other facilities include large back-stage areas, computerised stage lighting, meeting rooms, state of the art sound system, box office, refreshment bar and a corporate viewing area and boardroom. The venue is available for bookings and is suitable for such events as graduations, conventions, awards ceremonies, product launches, seminars and concerts. |
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==='''State Weightlifting Centre'''=== |
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All venues are within walking distance of the car parks which contain a total 2,020 parking spaces (2,000 regular and 20 disabled). The car-parks also contain lighting for night time use. |
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== '''Services''' == |
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'''Accommodation''' (seven 3-star, 4-bedroom units available) |
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'''Poolside Café''' |
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'''Catering''' (located onsite for in-house events and functions) |
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'''Retail''' (Chandler swim-shop) |
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'''Childcare''' (Puddle Ducks Adjunct Child Care) |
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'''Sports Medicine''' (physiotherapy, radiology, massage, rehabilitation exercise programs) |
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'''Chandler Markets''' (every Sunday, 7am-1pm. Over 300 stalls, live jazz bands, barbeque) |
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== '''Tenants & Clubs''' == |
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==='''Current Tenants of the Sleeman Centre'''=== |
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'''Aquatic''' |
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• Aquatic Achievers Swim School |
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• Australian Diving |
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• Chandler Swim Shop Ph: 3245 2822 |
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• Queensland Diving Association |
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• Queensland Swimming |
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• Aquatic Education |
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'''Other Sport''' |
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• [[LS Arena]] LAN party |
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• Australian Institute of Sport |
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• BMX Queensland |
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• Cycling Queensland Inc |
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• Gymnastics Queensland |
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• Peter De Been Jiu Jitsu |
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• Queensland Badminton |
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• Queensland Weightlifting |
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• Tumble Weeds Gymnastics |
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• Brisbane Southern Districts Junior Soccer Association Inc. |
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'''Health''' |
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• Results Physiotherapy - 3823 2400 |
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'''Catering''' |
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• Delaware North Australia |
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'''Community''' |
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• Eastside Community Church |
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• Chandler Markets - 0414 606 313 |
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'''Address''' |
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• Cnr Old Cleveland Rd and Tilley Rd, Chandler |
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==='''Current Clubs at the Sleeman Centre'''=== |
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'''Aquatic''' |
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• Aqualina Synchronized Swimming - 3822 4322 |
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• Aussi Masters Swimming |
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• Brisbane Springboard Diving - 0410 507 289 |
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• Chandler Swim Club |
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• Donnet Diving |
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• Oceanas Synchronized Swimminng Club – 3272 4404 |
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• Queensland Underwater Hockey |
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• R.A.P.S. Diving |
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Redlands Amateur Plaftorm & Springboard Diving Club |
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'''Other Sport''' |
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• Bayside Indoor Soccer |
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• Queensland Firebirds |
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• Chandler Badminton |
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• Cougars Weightlifting |
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• Wynnum Redlands Cycling |
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• Kangaroo Point Cycling |
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• Broncos Cycling |
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'''Other''' |
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• League of Extraordinary Gamers |
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==External Links== |
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*[http://www.sleemancentre.org.au/ Venue Site] |
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Revision as of 17:18, 19 June 2007
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