22 Apr 2021: 03 May 2021. The 2020 Sport Governance Standards Benchmarking Report, produced by collating data from 64 sports has been released. ... The report is designed to provide National Sporting Organisations (NSOs) with insights from the self-assessment

18 Jul 2018: Sport Australia is determined to have more Australians participating and excelling in sport, from grass-roots right up to the pinnacle of elite competition.

28 May 2019: Sport Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to reconciliation and CEO Kate Palmer is encouraging all sports to celebrate the contribution Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people make to Australian sport during National Reconciliation Week,

4 Nov 2022: payments to non-NSO partner sports. • any expenses in relation to school carnivals, interschool sport, representative sport, competitions, or gala days. • ... NSO a national sporting organisation accepted by the ASC as a partner sport in Sporting

28 Jul 2023: The Sport Volunteer Resource Hub is an online one-stop-shop that provides free resources and tools to help clubs and volunteers get the most out of their experience.

21 Feb 2024: Support for Sport. The ASC is developing a suite of resources, advisory services and blended learning opportunities, including free online courses to support sports and officials as they embrace the Modern ... For participants. Play sport on their terms.

7 Nov 2023: Sport Australia is determined to have more Australians participating and excelling in sport, from grass-roots right up to the pinnacle of elite competition.

7 Oct 2020: Sport Australia has welcomed the Australian Government’s $39.6 million commitment for an additional calendar year of funding for the Sporting Schools program as announced in the 2020-21 Federal Budget.

16 Feb 2021: 17 February 2021. Sport Australia has launched a new resource to help sports design quality participation experiences and attract and retain more participants. ... Developed in consultation with national sporting organisations, the Toolkit provides

18 Dec 2019: Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Chief Medical Officer Dr David Hughes has cautioned athletes to be vigilant regarding air pollution levels in bushfire-affected regions, and to adjust their training plans accordingly.