South Australia will play host to England, China, Brazil, South Korea and Morocco when the world’s largest women’s sporting event kicks off next year for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023.

Three suburban sport centres will be upgraded ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in a partnership between the Malinauskas Government and FIFA.

The Malinauskas Government is pleased to announce that it has re-empowered RecFish SA to be the independent voice for recreational fishers around the state with $200,000 in funding each year over the next four years.

Applications for the Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program (CRSFP) are now open; assisting organisations to develop infrastructure that will enable greater opportunity for participation in active recreation and sport for all South Australians.

South Australian elite athletes can now apply for financial and performance support through the South Australian Sports Institute’s (SASI’s) Individual Athlete Program (IAP).

South Australians who participated at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games today received Australian Sports Medals in a ceremony at Government House.

A $9.7 million upgrade of the Women’s Memorial Playing Fields (WMPF) is now complete, providing new and improved sporting facilities and a tribute to Australian servicewomen.

Adelaide will play host to India’s women’s and men’s hockey teams in 10 international matches, kicking off with a five-match series between the Kookaburras and India at the end of next month.

The State Government has launched its new Women in Sport Taskforce which will work to raise the profile and participation levels of girls and women in sport and to address inequality that inhibits girls and women from actively and equally participating in the sport they love.

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) has enlisted the support of two Olympic gold medallists in a bid to identify emerging South Australian athletes.

Footy fans and fun runners alike can enjoy FREE travel to and from the city this Sunday 18 September.

Coastal sprints and iconic climbs will be among challenges when the Santos Tour Down Under women’s race makes its debut at the highest level of international competition this summer in South Australia.