Second serve: Tennis to remain for 60,000 north shore players after eviction row
Generations of Sydneysiders feared tennis would disappear from this site when the eviction notice landed. Now a pickleball club will be the new tenants.
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The Northern Suburbs Tennis Association (NSTA) received an eviction notice from the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council to vacate the eight-court Talus Street Tennis Centre by September 30.
A padel and pickleball club will become the new tenants, but tennis will remain for the 60,000 north shore players.
- The NSTA received a formal eviction notice in early August.
Who's reporting it
- TAThe Age (AU)Left
Second serve: Tennis to remain for 60,000 north shore players after eviction row
- BTBrisbane Times (AU)Left
Second serve: Tennis to remain for thousands of north shore players after eviction row
- SMSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)Left
Second serve: Tennis to remain for thousands of north shore players after eviction row
- RSResponsible StatecraftCenter
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- ISIOL section feed for News (ZA)Center
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Why it matters
The centre is an important community hub for 60,000 north shore tennis players
- Tennis will continue at the centre, and a new padel and pickleball club will open
Timeline
Sep 8
IOL section feed for News (ZA): Second
Sep 8
Responsible Statecraft: Second
Sep 9
The Age (AU): Generations of Sydneysiders feared tennis would disappear from this site when the eviction notice landed. Now a pickleball club will be the
Sep 9
Brisbane Times (AU): Generations of Sydneysiders feared tennis would disappear from this site when the eviction notice landed. Now a pickleball club will be the
Sep 9
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Generations of Sydneysiders feared tennis would disappear from this site when the eviction notice landed. Now a pickleball club will be the
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