
Current and future Paralympians have been given a financial boost from the Australian Institute of Sport as part of the goal to make Brisbane 2032 the country’s most successful ever Games.

Masters Swimming Australia and Parks and Leisure Australia (PLA) are benefitting from closer ties with the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) through its Play Well Affiliate program.

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) welcomes the Australian Government's appointment of Liz Jack OLY as a new Commissioner.

More than 400 people from across the sport sector will meet in Geelong next week for the Australian Sports Commission’s (ASC) largest ever Coaching and Officiating conference.

Seanadh McEleney couldn’t believe it. Two-time Olympian and Paris bronze medalist Caitlin Parker had just walked into the AIS Combat Centre to spend time with the next generation of women boxers.

Athletes who are passionate about making sport more inclusive can now apply for the 2025 AIS Thrive with Pride Program.

Today marks a pivotal moment for women’s sport with four nations forming an alliance aimed at advancing female health and performance worldwide.

After making history at Paris 2024 as the first Australian hockey player to compete at five Olympics, Eddie Ockenden is set on wearing the green and gold again at the Brisbane Games, but this time as a coach.

Following the success of the Beyond the Games webinars, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has released each episode in podcast format to support athletes weighing up their next move.

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has joined Paralympics Australia (PA) and the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) to launch the country’s third Para Sport Unit, a world-leading training environment to nurture future Paralympians for the Brisbane 2032 Games and beyond.