
As we kick off a new year in sport, we can’t help but look back and celebrate some key moments and athletes that have shaped Australia’s sporting history with a series called AIS Rewind.

With less than 200 days until the Olympics and 230 until the Paralympics, our Paris hopefuls have been making use of the world class training facilities and performance services at the AIS in Canberra.

When Shaun Caven and Sarah Fuller signed up to the AIS High Performance Coach Mentorship Program pilot, they had no idea how valuable their partnership would become.

Another busy year at the AIS Canberra Campus comes to a close with over 103,000 people visiting the site to train and tour throughout 2023.

Nominations have opened to join a Play Well Leadership Group to oversee the implementation of Australia’s first Sport Participation Strategy.

Australia’s top athletes took time out of their busy schedules this month to talk to primary school students about the significance of International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD).

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) is pleased to announce the finalists for this year’s Media Awards with the Matildas’ incredible performance on home soil at the FIFA Women’s World Cup a popular topic among the 47 finalists.

The Play Well Participation Grants Program team hosted a live information session on Thursday 30 November to communicate with potential applicants.

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) has thanked Paddle Australia CEO Phil Jones for his service to sport, after he today announced that he would be stepping down following the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The Australian Government, through the Australian Sports Commission (ASC), is investing an additional $2 million to financially support hard working athletes in their pursuit of gold medals.