Australia’s high performance sports system has been further strengthened after Institutes and Academies across the country united to approve a National High Performance Sports Strategy.
World number one Ash Barty and cricket superstar Ellyse Perry lead a stellar list of Australian athletes as finalists for the annual AIS Sport Performance Awards (#ASPAS) popular vote in 2019, with Australian fans to decide the winners.
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) is taking the next step in its partnership with Lifeline Australia, with Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games athletes participating in Lifeline’s Out of the Shadows walks over the coming week to remember those lost to suicide and raise awareness ahead of National Suicide Prevention Day on Tuesday 10th September
The Sport Technology and Applied Research Symposium (STARS) is now in its second year and will be held across three days from 3-5 September 2019 at the AIS campus in Canberra.
Australian surfer Sally Fitzgibbons is one of many athletes who has gained access to a range of AIS expertise as part of a new preventative health program.
Participants in the inaugural AIS Talent Program came together in Canberra last week to celebrate the completion of a first of its kind leadership program that was launched in March this year
The Australian Sports Commission, comprising Sport Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport, has released its 2019-2023 Corporate Plan to outline its vision and strategic priorities for the next four years.
The AIS and University of Canberra have developed an academic program that will provide health professionals with the skills and insights to optimise elite human health and performance.
Sport Australia and the AIS are teaming up with the Brumbies and University of Canberra to celebrate Indigenous Australians' sporting heritage for NAIDOC Week.