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AIS engineering supporting our wheelchair tennis stars
Wheelchair quad tennis is making its debut on the hallowed grass courts of Wimbledon, and AIS Applied Technology and Innovation is assisting in the sport’s progress.
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Ian Thorpe to become a champion for AIS Athlete Wellbeing
Australia’s most successful Olympian, Ian Thorpe OAM, has committed to an ongoing role with the AIS that will focus on improving athlete wellbeing nationally.
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Building on the past to take the AIS into the future
The AIS has been revolutionary for Australian sport over 37 years, and it can be again. But to fulfil that world-class leadership role it cannot return to what it used to be.
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Knowles a flag-bearer for athlete wellbeing at AIS Summit
Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Mark Knowles said he became a better athlete when he learned to find better balance in life.
