14 Nov 2022: More than 30 women leaders have progressed their leadership roles in sport after completing an intensive six-month program with the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS).

2 Dec 2024: When it comes to chasing career goals, Paralympian Meg Lemon believes getting your foot in the door is often the hardest part.

29 Mar 2022: Australian Sports Commission Chair Josephine Sukkar AM has welcomed the Australian Government’s $155m package for sport announced in tonight’s Federal Budget which includes significant funding to keep kids active through sport.

3 May 2023: Session description: In this workshop, delegates will consider some common coaching and officiating scenarios and will explore how to utilise some useful models to gain an awareness and understanding of our

3 May 2023: Previous - visual effect only. Next. Presenter: Dr Shane Pill. Session Type: Practical Session. Time: 9.45am to 11.00am. Focus Audience: Coaches. Room: Court and outside. ‘Max 20 attendees per workshop’. Session Description: This practical

3 Dec 2021: A former international paddler, she has diverse experience in teaching and sport, including coaching all ages from junior to elite international, major event management, and executive roles within the industry.

5 Feb 2024: Applications have opened for the AIS Talent Program - Women in Executive, for women leaders in high performance sport.

13 Jan 2025: Recently retired Olympian and Paralympian Milly Tapper, Australia’s first Indigenous female Olympic boxer Marissa Williamson Pohlman, and two-time Winter Olympian Brodie Summers have been announced as members of the Leadership Group for the next

20 Mar 2023: The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has announced a new round of grants for research and innovation in high performance sport.

10 Mar 2023: The 17-member group represent a diverse cross section of Australia, bringing a wide range of lived and professional experience from national sporting organisations, government, community organisations and research.