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).

A revolutionary South Australian program will ensure the groundswell of respect for women in sport continues to grow in the shadow of the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

South Australia has welcomed the ground-breaking Webex Players Series to the Willunga Golf Course as Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia and WPGA Tour of Australasia golfers take part in their first mixed-gendered tournament in the State.

Bolstering South Australia’s calendar of elite sporting events, Wheelchair Rugby Australia has today confirmed Adelaide will host the sport’s national championships for the next three years.

Following on from the remarkable success of the State Government’s Women in Leadership symposium The Power of Her, held during the FIFA Women’s World Cup, South Australia’s national sporting teams will use its momentum to boost support for women’s sport.

South Australia will host the nation’s largest multi-sport event this week when the Australian Masters Games comes to town.

In a major win for basketball in South Australia, the $17.2 million State Basketball Centre development is now complete.

The Active State Collaboration Program (ASCP) sees organisations partner up to deliver unique initiatives which support the physical and mental health of South Australians.

Eligible organisations can apply for their share in more than $1.4 million through this year’s round of the Active State Collaboration Program (ASCP).

Marion’s South Australian Aquatic and Leisure Centre (SAALC) has received a prestigious nod with its designation as an Australian Olympic and Paralympic Training Venue ahead of Paris 2024.

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) is offering a series of 2032 Talent Search testing days in the October school holidays to identify exceptional local talent ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Eligible organisations can now apply for their share in more than $5.5 million through this year’s round of the Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program (CRSFP).