Construction of a new state-of-the-art sporting facility in Whyalla has commenced, delivering a boost for regional clubs and increasing participation rates.

Some of the state’s biggest names in football, cricket and rowing are backing the effort to help more children who have experienced trauma to play and enjoy sport.

South Australia’s beach-based sport and active recreation clubs can now access a share of $500,000 in funding to boost the programs and services that keep our community active, healthy and safe along the coast this summer.

South Australian athletes aspiring to reach the pinnacle of national and international competition can apply now for financial assistance to help make their dreams a reality.

The State Government has achieved a major milestone in the delivery of its new Adelaide Aquatic Centre, with the first pools starting to be filled with water ahead of the centre’s opening at the end of January.

Community sport is becoming even more accessible via a new $2.9 million grant program aimed at encouraging more people to get involved.

Nominations are now open for The Power of Her - 2026 Recognition Awards - that celebrate South Australians who inspire and empower girls and women in sport.

South Australia’s national sporting teams and major events are joining forces today to boost interest and drive attendance in women’s sport with the launch of The Power of Her women’s sport season.

A huge recruitment campaign has commenced for up to 180 of an eventual 300 jobs at the new $135 million Adelaide Aquatic Centre opening this summer.

The last netball games are being played on the ageing outdoor courts at the Netball SA Stadium today, with works about to start to upgrade the courts and support future athletes in the first stage of a $92 million new multi-sport redevelopment at Mile End.

The waterslides at the SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre (SAALC) are back in action ahead of the spring school holidays, marking the return of one of the most popular attractions at the centre to help South Australian families get active.

Two major grant programs supporting South Australian sport and active recreation clubs are now open, with a pool of more than $7 million available to get communities active and upgrade facilities across the state.