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Barbara Anderson, a Dunedin physiotherapist who is rehabbing an injury of her own at the Physio Pool, queries the pool maintenance: “We also cannot let this facility deteriorate any further — there is currently wilful neglect of the building occurring since the SDHB pulled its maintenance schedule, which is now glaringly obvious. It used to do

Physio Pool regular Beth Hastie is hosting a Jewellery Evening at 7pm on Wednesday 27th July. Tickets are $5 (donation to the pool) and are available at the pool. It will be held at 61 Old Brighton Road, Fairfield. Nibbles and drinks are provided and there will be a variety of jewellery & watches available from $5.

Distinctive Soundz Choir with guests ‘One Eight Four’ and ‘The Alcoves’ presents Magical Musicals. It is on 7:30pm Thursday 19 May at the Mornington Community Centre, 16 Maryhill Terrace. There is a $5 entry fee (young children free) with door sales available. Show your support and make sure you get along to this event, all proceeds are going to the Physio

Trust Secretary-Treasurer Neville Martin was interviewed on Channel 39 Dunedin Television on 27th April to explain what is happening with the lease for the Physio Pool.  

The Otago Therapeutic Pool Trust continues to work with the SDHB to obtain a long term lease of the Physio Pool. This process involves approval from the Ministry of Health because of the length of term being sought and the plan to redevelop Dunedin Hospital. As the Ministry is unlikely to complete the plan until

The first year Otago Polytechnic Occupational Therapy Students have organised a quiz night to help raise money for the pool. All proceeds from ticket sales and raffles on the night will go the Physio Pool! Its on at 7pm on Wednesday 11th May at the Otago Polytechnic Hub (corner of Forth & Union Street). $10 per person, teams

The fundraising for the upgrade of facilities and the operating costs has reached $1.1 million. Many individuals and organisations have supported the fundraising effort. Whilst the trust has not yet reached its fundraising target of $1.5 million it has made sufficient progress to be able to proceed with arranging a long term lease of the

The Otago Country Music Club is supporting the Physio Pool by holding a fundraising afternoon with raffles and afternoon tea. It is on Sunday 8th November at 2pm to 6pm in their club rooms at 33 Skerries Street, Outram (one street behind the Outram Dairy). There will be a $5.00 entry fee and some great entertainment. All are welcome

The Physio Pool has received a $4000 donation which was raised at the Autospectacular held last month. Chris Stichman, president of the Otago Early Falcon Fairlane Club and Russell Gilchrist, president of the Otago Classic Motoring Club presented the donation to Otago Therapeutic Trust secretary-treasurer Neville Martin at the pool on Friday. The fundraising tally

The Otago Daily Times is hosting a fundraising evening for the Physio Pool. Come and see the new play Time Stands Still at the Fortune Theatre on Friday 25th September at 7:30pm. All ticket sales will go to the Physio Pool! Tickets are available at the Otago Daily Times front office at 52 Stuart Street,