By: Rob Bradley

  1. Home
  2. Our Journal

Sport, Recreation and Play Industry Innovation Award Finalists 2022 Announced

The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) has announced the finalists for the Sport, Recreation and Play Industry Innovation Award Finalists for 2022.

Sport stars shine in Queen’s Birthday Honours List

The Confederation of Australian Sport (CAS) would like to congratulate the sporting representatives who have received Queen's Birthday Honours on Monday.

National Indigenous Sports Foundation providing a voice for First Nations people in sport

National Indigenous Sports Foundation Chairperson Wayne Coolwell explains the importance of a national sports body and voice for First Nations people.

2023 Sport Australia Hall of Fame Scholarship and Mentoring Program are now open

The Sport Australia Hall of Fame Scholarship and Mentoring Program was introduced to support the desire of our Members as Mentors.

Anika Wells becomes the new Minister of Sport

Anika Wells has become the new Minister of Sport as Prime Minster Anthony Albanese unveils his new-look Cabinet.

The 2022 WISPAA finalists have been announced

The breadth of women’s sport in Australia has been captured in the variety of images that have been named today as finalists for the 2022 Women in Sport Photo Action Awards – #WISPAA.

Australia awarded the Rugby World Cup 2027 and 2029

Media release courtesy of Rugby Australia The Rugby World Cup is returning to Australian shores, after World Rugby confirmed Australia as...

Physical literacy professional development a big tick for primary teachers

New research has found that a short online professional development course could improve primary school teachers’ knowledge and confidence in teaching physical literacy in class.

Adelaide to host 19th Australian Masters Games

Adelaide is set to host the 19th Australian Masters Games from 7-14 October 2023. 

The success of Australian Masters Games highlights the return of major events to Western Australia

The 18th edition of the Australian Masters Games came to a close on 30 April with over 3,000 participants from across the nation competing in the eight-day competition.