24 January 2023

Work starts on Australia’s first National Sport Participation Strategy

The Australian Sports Commission in partnership with sector stakeholders is developing the nation’s first sector codesigned National Sport Participation Strategy.

18 January 2023

Applications open for 2023 WLIS workshops

Applications are open for the Women Leaders in Sport (WLIS) workshops.

13 January 2023

#Gen32Coach program launches into 2023 with learning labs

Check out what our #Gen32 coaches got up to during their learning labs in Sydney and Melbourne.

12 January 2023

Australian Diamonds camp kicks off busy 2023 at AIS

2023 has got off to a busy start at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), with the Diamonds on site in Canberra for a week-long camp ahead of this month’s Netball Quad Series in South Africa.

22 December 2022

Women Leaders in Sport grant recipients announced

An AFLW captain, a New Zealand Olympian and an assistant coach of the women’s Volleyroos are among the successful recipients of a Women Leaders in Sport grant.

21 December 2022

AIS launches coach mentorship program

Twenty-four high performance (HP) coaches representing Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games sports have commenced a 12-month pilot mentorship program with the AIS.

20 December 2022

Taking taekwondo to regional and remote Australia

Australian Taekwondo’s new virtual Centre of Excellence helps people from regional and remote areas that can’t access a club.

16 December 2022

Cricket volunteer wins inaugural award

Nicole Williams was been named the Sport Volunteer of the Year at last night’s AIS Sport Performance Awards in Sydney.

15 December 2022

Jessica Stenson and Athletics among big winners at AIS Sport Performance Awards

More than 350 guests gathered to celebrate the incredible achievements of Australian athletes, coaches, leaders and volunteers over the past 12 months.

15 December 2022

Sport’s new united commitment: ‘We win well to inspire Australians’

Australia’s peak Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games sporting organisations have launched a strategy aimed at building success towards Brisbane 2032 and beyond.