
The Australian Sports Commission congratulates Australian Institute of Sport Chief Medical Officer, Dr David Hughes, who has today been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours.

Australia’s one million community sport officials will soon have access to free world-class training and education being developed by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC).

The AIS European Training Centre (ETC) in Italy has officially opened Sunset Hotel, providing an additional forty-eight rooms.

Workshops to help develop the National Sport Participation Strategy have attracted more than 150 participants across three states.

A special event took place in Perth last month with nine highly respected high performance coaches coming together to share learnings and enhance their development.

Professional development is ramping up across the country as the AIS continues to work alongside the National Institute Network to deliver specialised training aimed at upskilling the sporting workforce.

To mark World Environment Day, the ASC has added new questions to its Game Plan platform to help clubs and organisations to reduce their environmental footprint.

The Minister for Sport, the Hon Anika Wells, has marked the six-month anniversary of Australia’s High Performance 2032+ Sport Strategy by endorsing sport’s united vision: “We win well to inspire Australians”.

This week marks one year since former basketball star and AIS scholarship holder Sally Phillips was appointed as an AIS Share a Yarn (SaY) ambassador and her passion to make a difference has continued to soar.

This July an all-inclusive lawn bowls event is being launched on the Gold Coast with Para Jackaroo and AIS Thrive with Pride ambassador Serena Bonnell leading the charge.