Movement DirectoryTerms of use
Last updated 14 October 2026
These terms apply when you use the Do More Movement Directory (“Do More”, “we”). By using the site, or by claiming or managing a listing, you agree to them.
Using the directory
The directory is a free guide to ways to move. We work to keep listings accurate, but details such as prices, times and availability can change. Please confirm with the Provider before you go. Do More doesn't run the Activities listed and isn't responsible for them; any booking or payment is between you and the Provider. Check with a health professional before starting a new activity if you have any concerns about your health.
Claiming and managing a listing
- Only claim a listing for a business or service you are authorised to represent.
- We check each claim before approving it, and may contact the business to confirm. We can decline a claim or remove someone's access at any time.
- Keep what you publish accurate and up to date. Contact details, opening hours, prices and session times go live straight away; other changes, such as names, descriptions, movement types and photos, are checked by us first and may be edited or declined.
- Only upload photos and text you own or have permission to use, and nothing misleading, offensive or unlawful.
- You give Do More permission to display the content you provide on the directory and in promotion of the directory, for as long as it's listed.
- Keep your sign-in to yourself. You're responsible for changes made through your account.
Our role
We may edit, hide or remove listings or content that is inaccurate, out of date, or breaks these terms. Basic listings are free; if we introduce paid features, we'll explain them before you sign up for them.
Liability
To the extent allowed by law, Do More isn't liable for loss arising from use of the directory or from any Activity listed in it. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under the Australian Consumer Law.
Contact
Questions about these terms: admin@do-more.live. See also our privacy policy. These terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales.