
Current and retired athletes are encouraged to put their name forward for two community programs kicking off in early 2026.

Australia’s seventh Para Sport Unit has opened at the Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS) giving local para-athletes even greater support to Win Well.

From artistic directors to acclaimed conductors and an Olympic champion, this year’s World Class to World Best (WC2WB) conference will tap into insights of leading minds across sport, business and the arts to help drive sustainable success in Australia’s high performance sport system.

Behind the scenes of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, an important transformation was taking place. The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and Football Australia were working together to strengthen community clubs in preparation for a surge in participation.

From boccia, netball and wheelchair basketball, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) campus was buzzing with activity throughout September and there’s no sign of it slowing down.

Entries are now open for sporting journalism’s night of nights, the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Media Awards.

Bringing the sector together to align resources, effort and investment is the focus of Horizon 1 (2024-2026) of the Play Well Strategy.

With shiny medals, cheering crowds and smiles all round, the Alice Springs Mini Paralympics event brought new energy and opportunity to the local community as more than 35 people with disability embraced the chance to try Paralympic sport.

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) continues to evolve as one of the world's best high performance sport precincts, announcing a new partnership with global fitness technology leader Technogym.

If we're only looking at half the talent pool, we’re missing half the potential. That’s the thinking behind the Australian Institute of Sport’s new ASPIRE coaching program, designed to empower Australia’s next generation of elite coaches.