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  • 27/09/26
    OUTDOOR POOL REOPEN

    Thank you for your patience while we completed the major works.

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  • 21/09/26
    Leisure & Program Pool will be closed to undertake thorough cleaning and painting of the floor surfaces

    From Friday 25 September with an estimated reopening date of Thursday 8 October

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  • 15/09/26
    Important Update: Women's Only Swimming Temporarily Paused

    Please be aware that the after-hours Women’s Only Swimming Sessions at Sunshine Leisure Centre have been temporarily paused following a safety incident that occurred at our last session. There will be no session from Sunday 20 September until further notice.

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  • Outdoor Pool Now Open
    Outdoor Pool Now Open

    Major Project Works Completed

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  • Leisure and Program Pool Closed for Maintenance
    Leisure and Program Pool Closed for Maintenance

    From Friday 25 September

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  • Try Sunshine Leisure Centre with a 14 day free trial
    Try Sunshine Leisure Centre with a 14 day free trial

    Available to new members only

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  • Maintenance Updates August 2026
    Maintenance Updates August 2026

    Read for status updates on maintenance items across Brimbank Aquatic and Wellness and Sunshine Leisure

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Opening hours Contact Us

  • General Facility

    Monday - Friday
    6am to 9pm

    Weekends
    8am to 5pm

    Public Holidays
    Typically 9am to 3pm unless otherwise advised

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  • Gym

    Monday - Friday: 6am - 8.45pm 

    Weekends: 8am - 4.45pm 

    Public Holiday: 9am - 3pm 

    24/7 access for health club

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  • Aquatics

    Indoor Pool 

    Monday - Friday: 6am - 8.30pm 

    Weekends: 8am - 4.30pm 

    Public Holiday: 9am - 2:45pm 

    Outdoor Pool 

    The outdoor pool is now reopen after major works.
    For week 28 September - 4 October hours are as follows:
    Monday to Friday: 6am to 7pm
    Saturday & Sunday: 8am to 4:30pm
    then Winter Season will resume

    Winter Season: 
    Monday to Friday: 6am - 10am, reopening from 4pm-7pm
    Weekends: 8am - 12pm
    Splash Park closed 

    Summer Season:
    From 1 December
    Monday to Friday: 6am to 7pm
    Saturday & Sunday: 8am to 4:30pm
    Splash Park Open

    Public Holiday: Weather dependent


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News & Events

Why is breakfast the most important meal

Learn why you should never skip breakfast

Why is breakfast the most important meal

Why is breakfast the most important meal of the day?

As the name suggests, breakfast breaks your overnight fast! Its most important role is to replenish your supply of glucose which is necessary for energy and alertness, whilst also providing you with essential nutrients for good health.

Breakfast and energy

The body’s main energy source is glucose. We get glucose from the foods that we eat and any excess that we don’t use is stored as glycogen in our liver. When we are fasting, such as overnight when we are asleep, the liver breaks down glycogen to keep our bodies supplied with energy so that it can survive.

When we wake up in the morning, these glycogen stores are depleted and its important that we replace them so that we have enough energy to keep going throughout the day!

Breakfast and weight control

Although skipping breakfast might make you feel like you’re reducing your overall daily calories, research has shown that people who regularly eat breakfast are less likely to be overweight or obese. Although the research hasn’t conclusively discovered why, there are a few speculations:

  • It prevents large fluctuations in your blood sugar levels which are important regulators of appetite
  • It prevents you from eating discretionary foods throughout the morning

How can I make myself hungrier in the morning

Many of us just don’t feel hungry in the morning and hate the idea of eating breakfast. If you are one of these people, you might like to try:

  • Reducing the size of your meals in the evening to make you hungrier!
  • Investigating some new recipes to make breakfast fun again!
  • Switching your breakfast time to a morning tea or mid-morning snack.

SOURCE: https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/HealthyLiving/breakfast

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