South Australia will be home to a world class high-performance sport, research, and education precinct thanks to a multi-million-dollar partnership between the South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) and UniSA.

The State Government’s Sports Vouchers program is open for 2023, following its most successful year to date, where more than 83,000 vouchers were redeemed in 2022, saving South Australian families over $8.3 million.

The Lockleys Football Club takes great pride in promoting a healthy lifestyle for their community both on and off the field, and in 2022, created the Women’s Mentor Program to focus on their female members’ wellbeing and success.

The State Government has delivered an upgraded Coopers Stadium on time and on budget as the countdown continues to Adelaide’s 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup fixtures.

Some of Australia’s burgeoning track and field talent have taken their next steps towards greatness, joining Commonwealth Games champion Jessica Stenson as the first to step into the newly renovated SA Athletics Stadium ahead of the 2022 Chemist Warehouse Australian All Schools Championships.

An aquatic safety program offering sea-swimming and pool skills, parent workshops and a family beach day are features of a South Australian Government funded settlement program delivered to the Ukraine refugee community.

Works on South Australia’s new ‘home for basketball’ are underway, as part of a $17 million project to build an extension to the Wayville Sports Centre.

Finding a stand-alone facility for each sporting club in a local government area is a challenge. That’s why the City of Playford decided to develop a shared facility and they involved different sporting clubs right from the beginning.

The Commissioner for Children and Young People's More Than a Game report reflects the perceptions and experiences children and young people have when it comes to sport.

The annual South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) Awards were held at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Friday night, honouring the best in South Australian sport and SASI’s 40th anniversary.

The Malinauskas Government will provide $1 million over the next two years to realise the potential legacy of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 and to ensure South Australia embraces the opportunities that come from this once in a generation event.

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.