Today marks the start of the Green & Gold Runway to Brisbane 2032, with sports across the country gearing up to make the most of this unique opportunity.
Former Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) scholarship athletes who experienced harm from inappropriate practices or abuse as a result of their time at the AIS will have access to a new Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Restorative Program.
Diving Australia would like to acknowledge the excellent contribution of Rick Schavone to the National Program, in particular the Adelaide program, over the past four years.
Australian sport has taken an enormous step in its bid to become a world-leader in coach development ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) today naming 31 coaches as part of a flagship national apprenticeship program.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) continues supporting athletes to be successful in sport, education and life, awarding more than $100,000 in education scholarships to another 41 athletes from 19 sports and 19 tertiary institution including Victorian diver Elizabeth Browne.
After four days of competition, the Australian Diving Championships has come to a stunning close with the World Championships and Commonwealth Games to be selected in the coming days.
Experience was key in the diving pool as Olympians took out all titles on offer on day two of the Australian Open Championships, currently underway at Aquanation in Ringwood, Victoria.
Australia’s men’s and women’s Platform Synchro champions have been crowned after a thrilling opening day of competition at the Australian Open Championships in Ringwood, Victoria.