4 Feb 2022: Record support for Australia’s Winter Olympic team in Beijing will have long lasting impact for future athletes too, says Federal Sports Minister Richard Colbeck and Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Chair Josephine Sukkar.

5 Jul 2022: Australian athletes around the country have received a boost ahead of this month’s Commonwealth Games thanks to new state-of-the art video technology from the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS).

16 Aug 2024: As the world prepares to celebrate the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, the Australian Institute of Sport has revealed a bold new plan to ensure the nation’s Para athletes have access to the world’s best coaches in the lead up to Brisbane 2032 and

14 Mar 2019: Sporting Schools is an Australian Government initiative designed to help schools to increase children's participation in sport, and to connect them with community sporting opportunities.

27 Sep 2018: supporting innovative solutions for prioritised sports and promoting the growth of new knowledge and expertise for high performance sport. ... However, fewer sport programs were rated as ‘Performing’ or ‘Excelling’, which reflects the four-year

19 Apr 2021: Australia’s Olympic team is expected to drink up to 500 litres of ice-cold slushies a day to cope with oppressive summer conditions in Tokyo, but the plan to beat the heat has been more than two years in the making.

11 Jul 2022: The AIS has awarded grants totaling $670,000 to six leading research teams around the country, aimed at optimising the performance of elite athletes, coaches and support staff.

22 Dec 2021: The Australian Institute of Sport is committing $257 million dollars for the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.

3 Dec 2021: 03 December 2021. Earlier this year Sport Australia released its Sport Volunteering National Plan – a four-year plan to better understand the opportunities for the future of sport volunteering. ... Read more about the Sport Volunteering National Plan.

13 Nov 2024: Australian sport is on the cusp of great change. It was made evident when leaders from 38 sports met in Melbourne this week to plan a better future for women coaches. A future that starts now.