Game, set, match: 68,000 players face eviction in north shore tennis stoush
Generations of Sydneysiders have played here. Now a dispute over the valuable north shore site has left the future of the sporting institution in doubt.
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A dispute over a valuable north shore site has left the future of a Sydney community tennis centre in doubt
The NSTA has been ordered to hand over the keys to the Talus Street Tennis Centre by September 30 after an Aboriginal land council secured ownership of the site
- 68,000 players face eviction from the tennis centre.
- The tennis centre is one of Sydney's longest-running community tennis centres.
- The site is located on the north shore at Naremburn.
- The centre has eight tennis courts.
- The Northern Suburbs Tennis Association (NSTA) has been ordered to vacate its north shore home.
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Game, set, match: 68,000 players face eviction in north shore tennis stoush
Why it matters
The future of a community tennis centre and the interests of 68,000 players are at stake
- Possible eviction of 68,000 players, resolution of the dispute through negotiations or legal action
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