More than $2.2 million has been allocated through the State Government’s The Power of Her grant program to empower girls and women to engage in sport.

The State Government is set to double the support available to South Australian families for their children’s sport and recreational activities and for the first time, music lessons will be included.

An increasing number of women and girls are playing football in South Australia as the Matildas’ effect takes hold.

A new project has been launched to provide free period products at the SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre (SAALC).

The State Government is enabling more South Australians to be active by investing in unique sport and recreation initiatives which support safe, increased sporting participation across the state.

Applications for the South Australian Automated External Defibrillator Grants Program (AED Grants Program) are now open.

The State Government has confirmed Mr Sal Perna AM as Greyhound Industry Reform Inspector (GIRI).

Hundreds of sporting and active recreation clubs across South Australia are set to receive a funding boost through the State Government’s Active Club Program (ACP).

The best wheelchair rugby players from around Australia and New Zealand, along with other international stars, will battle it out in Adelaide for the 2024 Santos Wheelchair Rugby National Championship, starting today.

The State Government’s Connected and Active Communities (CAC) Project, designed to help activate movement, play and community connectedness in South Australian regions, has expanded following success in two initial pilot locations.

In a major win for grassroots participation in sport, the State Government will invest $80 million in a new multi-sport facility at Mile End to replace the ageing Netball SA Stadium.

The pinnacle event of the nation’s track and field is out of the blocks, as thousands of Australia’s top and emerging athletes converge on Adelaide for the 2024 Australian Athletics Championships which start tomorrow.