Jodie Henry

Australia sets gold medal standard for athlete wellbeing

Australian Institute of Sport Director Matti Clements said mental health and wellbeing support services available to Australian athletes could be the game-changer ahead of the re-scheduled Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.

Finalists announced for 2020 Sport Australia Media Awards

There was strong contention for places among the finalists again this year with more than 330 entries received.

How the AIS is helping an Olympic mum and coach develop Australia’s talent pool

Olympic swimmer Janelle Pallister has ambition to go to another Olympic Games, but next time as coach of teenage daughter and Australian record holder Lani.

AIS continues supporting athletes of the future

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) is delivering on its $35million commitment over two years to help sports identify and develop Australia’s talented athletes of the future.

Sport Australia resource helps clubs raise their game

A new resource is helping sporting clubs and organisations across Australia not just survive the COVID-19 pandemic but return even bigger and better.

AIS alumni receive top honours at SAHOF awards

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) congratulates five former AIS scholarships holders recognised among Australian sport’s most iconic names as part of the 2020 Sport Australia Hall of Fame (SAHOF) induction ceremony.

Sport Medical Officers unite for athlete health and safety

Partnership expands mental health support to future Paralympians

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and Paralympics Australia have today announced a significant partnership to support the next generation of Paralympic champions by providing access to world-leading mental health and wellbeing services.

National taskforce launched to drive world-best coaching

The Australian Institute of Sport has launched a national taskforce aimed at making Australia the world leader in modern high performance coaching development before the end of the decade.

Sport science exploring athletic limits – even in outer space

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) is even exploring outer space when it comes to seeking new heights in athletic performance.

Athletes learn indigenous history and culture of land on which they train

Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games athletes have gained a greater appreciation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture, starting at a place very close to their hearts – their own sporting venues.