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Coach wellbeing is emerging as a key factor in achieving high performance (HP) success, with new Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) research revealing its impact on performance, culture and the ability to attract and retain diverse coaching talent.
Australia’s High Performance Sport System is marking National Reconciliation Week 2026 by going All In for reconciliation and Connection to Country.
The International Talent Identification and Development Conference brought together almost 300 delegates from 16 nations over four energising days across Canberra and Brisbane, to explore current best practice and the future of how to discover and develop the next generation of Australian athletes.
World leading coaches, researchers, practitioners, and athletes are set to come together in Canberra and Brisbane to explore the cutting edge of finding and developing the next generation of sporting stars.
Leaders from across Australian and New Zealand sport came together in Melbourne this week for the annual Australian Institute of Sport Wellbeing Summit.
Para athletes preparing for the Commonwealth Games and other major events are set to receive extra support to address rising costs and performance barriers through a new round of grants opened by the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS).
Working in one of the newest Olympic and Paralympic sports, Sport Climbing Australia Performance Health Lead Katie Kaminsky is relishing the opportunity to join a new Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) professional development program for senior performance support practitioners.
Fresh from guiding Danielle Scott to a silver medal at the Milano Cortina Olympic Games, aerial ski coach Renee McElduff has gone straight back to work, joining other elite female coaches at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Women’s Talent Coach Program.
The third AIS Women in Sport Congress (WISC) has wrapped up in Brisbane, with delegates riding a wave of energy amid a call to arms to turn research into action in pursuit of world-leading female health and performance outcomes.
Even after carefully planning her retirement from swimming, eight-time Olympic medallist Cate Campbell says stepping away from elite sport has been challenging, highlighting the importance of programs like the Australian Institute of Sport’s (AIS) Accelerate program that support athletes as they navigate life beyond competition.