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Physical Activity

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General information

• Be active Queensland 2006 – 2010
  If you have difficulty opening the full document, open a section at a time. Section A | Section B
• Eat well, be active - healthy kids for life
• Engaging culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) Queenslanders in physical activity: findings from the CALD Physical Activity Mapping Project
• Get up & grow: Healthy eating and physical activity guidelines for early childhood settings
• Health priorities: The role of physical activity
• Healthy Kids Queensland Survey 2006
    - Full report
      If you have difficulty opening the full colour document of the Survey, open a section at a time:
      A | B | C | D | E
• Options for local government agencies to develop supportive environments for physical activity and healthy eating

Related websites

• 10,000 Steps
• ActiveAte
• Active Australia
• Active, healthy communities
• Australia's Physical Activity Guidelines for 5 - 12 Year Olds
• Australia'a Physical Activity Recommendations for 12 - 18 Year Olds
• Australia's Physical Activity Guidelines for Adults
• Australian Bureau of Statistics
• Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
• Australian Sports Commission
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing
• Division of Nutrition and Physical Activity (CDC)
• Eat Well Be Active
• Get Moving Campaign
• Heart Foundation Walking
• National Physical Activity Guidelines
• Stay on Your Feet (falls prevention)

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