28 October 2020
AIS supports sports, athletes with $115m commitment and increases Paralympic funding
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) is providing sports and athletes with greater certainty further into the future, committing in advance more than $115 million to Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games sports for the 2021-22 financial year.
Read more about AIS supports sports, athletes with $115m commitment and increases Paralympic funding19 October 2020
Does your sport employ international coaches?
AIS and Sport Australia are inviting people to be part of a consultation process to assess the impact of potential changes for sporting organisations that employ international coaches.
Read more about Does your sport employ international coaches?07 October 2020
Aussie athletes logging on to support Lifeline
COVID-19 restrictions aren’t stopping Australian athletes from showing their support to Lifeline Australia ahead of World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10th October.
Read more about Aussie athletes logging on to support Lifeline01 October 2020
‘Lift off’ at world class winter training centre in Brisbane
The Australian Government, supported by the AIS and Sport Australia, has strongly invested in the new Olympic Winter Training Centre at the Sleeman Centre. the first year-round outdoor aerial training venue in the world.
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Accolades for retiring ASC Chair John Wylie AM
More direct funding to sports and athletes, a more efficient organisation, a focus of improved sport governance and greater recognition for women’s sport and the Paralympic movement highlight the leadership of Australian Sports Commission (ASC) Chair John Wylie AM.
Read more about Accolades for retiring ASC Chair John Wylie AM09 September 2020
Aussie coaches and athletes checking in for R U OK?Day
Sport is at the centre of many communities across Australia and this R U OK?Day, Thursday 10 September, coaches and athletes are encouraging everyone involved in sport from high performance to grassroots level to check in with one another, and ask R U OK?
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Spotlight on disordered eating in high performance sport
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC) have today launched a call to action around awareness of poor self-image and poor body image among high-performance athletes, with the release of the AIS-NEDC Disordered Eating in High Performance Sport position statement and supporting resources.
Read more about Spotlight on disordered eating in high performance sport01 September 2020
A.H. Beard extends partnership with AIS
The AIS is thrilled to announce it has extended its partnership with A.H. Beard for another 12 months.
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