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Effective Sporting Organisations: A Practitioner’s Perspective

The success of national sporting systems depends on the effectiveness of its component parts. In Australia and many countries with similar...

AIS Arena to reopen in 2023

Canberra’s largest indoor venue, the AIS Arena, will reopen for major sport and community events.

Victoria set to host 2026 Commonwealth Games

Victoria will host the 2026 Commonwealth Games with towns across the State set to deliver the sixth Home-Games in Australia.

Indigenous players shouldn’t be the only ones to stand up to racism

What I want to hear is people keeping others accountable. If that doesn’t happen then the game has shown its true colours.

CAS comments on the support of sport released in last night’s 2022-23 Federal Budget

Minister for Sport Richard Colbeck said the 2022-23 Federal Budget underlines the Government’s commitment to sport as the nation embarks on a decade-long schedule of major sporting events.  

World No.1 Ash Barty announces retirement

World No.1 Ash Barty stunned the Australian sport community on Wednesday, announcing her retirement from tennis.

Launch of National Indigenous Sports Foundation

The National Indigenous Sports Foundation (NISF) was today launched in a bid to improve opportunities for indigenous people through sport.

New funding program to build capacity of State Sporting Associations in Western Australia

Media release courtesy of the Government of Western Australia. State Sporting Associations (SSAs) will have access to a new program that...

More Sporting Opportunities For Indigenous Victorians

The Andrews Labor Government is supporting more Aboriginal Victorians to get into the game by providing grants for travel to sporting events or to purchase uniforms and equipment.

A big boost in infrastructure delivered to 11 sports by AIS and Australian Government

The Australian Government and Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) have delivered a big boost to 11 National Sporting Organisations (NSOs), awarding more than $1.15m for sporting infrastructure projects around the country.