25 February 2021
South-East Queensland Games would be a win for all Australians
The Australian Sports Commission has welcomed a recommendation overnight from the International Olympic Committee that South-East Queensland is the preferred bid candidate for the 2032 Games.
Read more about South-East Queensland Games would be a win for all Australians23 February 2021
Facebook has restricted Australians from sharing or viewing news content. For some sporting organisations, this has meant results, team announcements videos and imagery has been blocked, and newsfeed content has been removed.
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ASC welcomes new Chair, Josephine Sukkar
The Australian Sports Commission (ASC), comprising Sport Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), welcomes the appointment of Josephine Sukkar AM as ASC Chair.
Read more about ASC welcomes new Chair, Josephine Sukkar27 January 2021
$1.7m facility upgrade to benefit Australian rowing
Minister for Sport Richard Colbeck has officially opened facility upgrades to the Reinhold Batschi Men’s National Training Centre in Canberra.
Read more about $1.7m facility upgrade to benefit Australian rowing22 January 2021
AIS turns 40, still inspiring future of Australian sport
An Open Letter from the AIS CEO, Peter Conde.
Read more about AIS turns 40, still inspiring future of Australian sport20 January 2021
Justis Huni fighting towards Olympic gold at AIS
Australian heavyweight boxing champion Justis Huni says he turned professional late last year with one goal in mind – to become Australia’s first Olympic gold medallist in the sport.
Read more about Justis Huni fighting towards Olympic gold at AIS22 December 2020
Study a silver lining for Paralympic swimmers
Paralympic swimmers and AIS room-mates, Jesse Aungles and room-mate Matt Levy are among 40 athletes from 19 sports who benefited from the inaugural AIS Athlete Education Scholarships this year.
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