
Former Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Accelerate participant Kathryn Chen is ticking off her career goals one by one after being offered an assistant coaching position in the United States.

Applications are now open to help athletes looking to balance study and sport through the Australian Institute of Sport’s (AIS) scholarship program with Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

The Paris 2024 Games won’t just be remembered for Australia’s incredible sporting achievements, but also for the team’s commitment to the values that underpin win well – community, care and belonging.

Applications are now open for an Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) program nurturing the development of coaches who will lead our athletes at Brisbane 2032 and beyond.

For Bronwyn Gulden, the greatest joy as a coach is watching a player grow and develop, and she says an Australian Sports Commission Women Leaders in Sport (WLIS) grant has helped her reach new heights in her sporting career.

Australians with a flair for sport are being offered the opportunity of a lifetime. A nationwide talent search aimed at finding future stars for Brisbane 2032 gets underway next month.

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) has welcomed a new policy that will ensure sporting boardrooms across the country meet gender equity targets or risk funding being withheld.

The Australian Sports Commission has congratulated our Paralympians for the way they’ve represented the nation on the world stage.

As we cheer on our Paralympians in Paris, we’re also celebrating the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) staff on the ground, supporting our athletes every step of the way.

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) will work with Invictus Australia to help veterans and their families improve their health and wellbeing through sport.