
The AIS Talent Program has wrapped up for this year, with an impressive group of women in STEMM undertaking ground-breaking leadership programs.

The Australian Government with the AIS will deliver almost $44million in direct grants to athletes (dAIS) through to Paris 2024, supporting their longer-term medal prospects at Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games.

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has launched a major study into the impacts of pregnancy in high performance sport, with the research aiming to better support and increase career longevity for female athletes.

Findings from Sport Australia’s Community Perceptions Monitor survey reveal more than half of all Australians were inspired by the performance of our Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

Olympic gold medallist Juliet Haslam is encouraging women athletes to apply for leadership program AIS Accelerate.

Our Australian athletes overcame unprecedented challenges to succeed at the Tokyo Games, now 20 athletes from 16 sports will help children with their own mental health and resilience strategies as part of a national program between the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and the Black Dog Institute.

Anyone impacted by the independent complaints handling process for Football Australia will have free access to expert mental health and wellbeing support, as part of an expanded partnership announced today by Football Australia, Sport Integrity Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS).

Twelve high performance coaches, all from different sports, will today begin the AIS Coach Summit Program, a new initiative focused on enhancing professional connections and prioritising coach wellbeing.

Tokyo bronze medallist rower Cameron Girdlestone believes The Good Village is helping inspire the next generation of Olympic athletes.

Despite the challenges that COVID 19 has presented, Sport Australia’s online diagnostic tool, Game Plan, is helping sporting clubs and organisations get back underway stronger than ever.