
The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) is proud to announce a $3.9 million funding boost for an Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) coaching program aiming to get more women in high performance coaching roles in Australia.

The AIS campus in Canberra has been abuzz to start 2023, hosting over 1000 athletes, through 39 onsite camps, across 19 different sports.

This week five high performance athletes including 2016 Rio Wheelchair Rugby gold medallist Ben Fawcett and Australia’s up and coming women’s hockey talent Josie Lawton joined forces for an importance cause.

A special piece of the Australian Institute of Sport’s history is set to go on display to remember Hon Robert James Ellicott AC KC incredible contribution to sport.

The National Sport Participation Strategy Project Steering Group has met in person for the first time at the AIS.

Winter Olympian and AIS Share a Yarn (SaY) ambassador Bree Walker has added some special apparel to her winter kit as she continues to compete in monobob and bobsleigh across the globe.

Representatives of the French National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance spent two days in Canberra collaborating with staff at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.

Members of the Australian Institute of Sport Performance Sport team are set to play a key role at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

Over the past 12 months the project has taken a deep dive into the current coaching landscape to better understand the incentives, motivations and barriers for women.

AIS Thrive with Pride athlete ambassadors Matthew Mitcham, Rowie Webster and Sharni Williams have been named as finalists for the 2023 Australian Pride in Sport Awards.