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Purchase your brand new 2008/2009 Enterainment Book now to receive over $15,000 in valuable offers, valid through to 1 June 2009. At the same time you will be helping the Neale Fraser Foundation raise much needed funds to assist in upgrading local tennis facilities and aiding the progress of Victoria's emerging young tennis players.

Greater Melbourne and Geelong (includes Surf Coast and Ballarat) books are available.

Click here to download your order form.

More than 1,700 clay tennis courts across metropolitan Melbourne will be drought-proofed as part of the Brumby Government's $2.4 million first round of the Drought Relief for Community Sport Program, the Minister for Sport and Recreation, James Merlino, announced today.

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For Frequently Asked Questions regarding the funding please click here

Tennis Victoria and the metropolitan water retailers (Yarra Valley Water, City West Water, South East Water and Western Water) have been working together to develop a solution that increases water savings and provides greater flexibility in the use of tennis courts.

We are pleased to advise that a new alternative Water Conservation Plan for tennis clubs with red porous courts has been developed and approved in consultation with the metropolitan water retailers.  If your club undertakes specific actions to treat court with a water saving product, your club could reopen ALL red porous courts under the new Water Conservation Plan.

Four information sessions were recently held across metropolitan Melbourne.  If you would like a copy of the information in the pack, please click here.

In line with its commitment to support the development of the sport, Tennis Victoria is delighted to announce the launch of the Neale Fraser Foundation - its role being to raise much-needed funds to upgrade local tennis facilities and aid the progress of Victoria's emerging young players.

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Click here to go to the Neale Fraser Foundation homepage.

Does your 6-11 year old child have the passion, drive and determination of a Lleyton Hewitt or Alicia Molik?

Do they enjoy playing different sports?  Do they have good hand-to-eye coordination?  Then Tennis Australia and Tennis Victoria are looking for you! 

For all upcoming 2008 Talent Search Days please click here.

Tennis Victoria would like to thank the 13 new tennis clubs participating in the Sustainaball® program.  CLICK HERE to find the closest Sustainaball® collection point near you and how you can get involved!