
More than 170 organisations came together at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra to map out how to give athletes and sports the ultimate home advantage at the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Family-owned Australian company Richard Crookes Constructions has been appointed to deliver the main works for the biggest refresh in over four decades at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS).

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) has marked a major milestone in the future of Australian high performance sport, with work underway on the $249.7 million redevelopment of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) campus in Canberra.

From comedians to coaches and commentators, season two of Sportish unites a fresh line-up of Australian voices championing Play Well, Australia’s Sport Participation Strategy.

For Paralympic champion Madison de Rozario, finding the extra one per cent means putting every element of her race set-up to the test.

Today is National Health and Physical Education (HPE) Day and to celebrate we are spotlighting the ASC's Sporting Schools initiative, which helps around two million children get active each year.

Groundbreaking research commissioned by the ASC is helping sporting organisations, governments and community clubs better understand participation costs and identify practical ways to ensure more Australians can enjoy the benefits of sport.

New data looking into wellbeing in high performance sport has reinforced Australia’s commitment to creating the exceptional environments needed for athletes and coaches to win well in both sport and life.

Six years out from Brisbane 2032, a new competition has been created to help emerging Para athletes from across Australia realise their dream of wearing the green and gold at a home Paralympic Games.

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has strengthened its global leadership in female athlete health and performance, with five new nations joining the Global Alliance for Female Athletes (GAFA).