Partners
After helping guide skateboarder Keegan Palmer to back-to-back Olympic gold medals, Coach Alex Donnini is turning attention to his own development as part of a new Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) program to guide and mentor the nation’s future head coaches.
The push to supercharge Australia’s Paralympic success ahead of Brisbane 2032 has taken a major leap forward, with 20 athletes inducted into the Queensland Academy of Sport’s (QAS) newly established Para Unit.
The race to close the research gap in women’s sport has taken a significant step with leading Australian researchers and sport scientists commencing a historic two-year project.
The movement to make Australia a leading Para Sport nation by Brisbane 2032 has continued with the launch of a dedicated centre for Para athletes and sports at the Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) in Perth.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has released new National Science and Research Priorities for High Performance Sport to help guide science, research and innovation initiatives ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has awarded Queensland University of Technology (QUT) the country’s first gold tier status under the Elite Sport Education Network (ESEN).
Current and future Paralympians have been given a financial boost from the Australian Institute of Sport as part of the goal to make Brisbane 2032 the country’s most successful ever Games.
After making history at Paris 2024 as the first Australian hockey player to compete at five Olympics, Eddie Ockenden is set on wearing the green and gold again at the Brisbane Games, but this time as a coach.
Following the success of the Beyond the Games webinars, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has released each episode in podcast format to support athletes weighing up their next move.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has joined Paralympics Australia (PA) and the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) to launch the country’s third Para Sport Unit, a world-leading training environment to nurture future Paralympians for the Brisbane 2032 Games and beyond.