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.

As the second AFL Gather Round draws to a close, the event is set to leave a legacy for more than 40 grassroots community footy clubs, which will share in almost $2 million of funding through the new South Australian Football Facilities Fund.

More than 100 people heard from leaders across the AFL landscape at a special breakfast this morning, kicking off an exciting Gather Round weekend.

The South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) is aiming to discover potential world class athletes who could compete at the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games through the 2032 Talent Search program.

The 2024 Australian Short Course Swimming Championships will be held at the SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre over four action-packed days in partnership with the Government of South Australia.

The State Government is backing 56 local athletes in their Olympic and Paralympics pursuits through the South Australian Sports Institute’s (SASI’s) Individual Athlete Program (IAP).

A new State Government grant program which aims to advance change and build a legacy for girls' and women's sport in South Australia is now open for applications.

The latest round of the Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program investments have been decided, with 41 projects set to receive a boost from the State Government.

Eligible organisations can now apply for funding through the 2024-26 Performance Pathways Program (PPP).