Media Releases

Construction on the new Sydney International Speedway has passed the half way point and is on track to be operational by the start of the 2021 racing season.

More than 200 young Australians have been recognised by the Governor of New South Wales at the 2021 Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Gold Ceremony.

The Western Sydney Marathon is set to return to Sydney International Regatta Centre on Sunday, 27 June with the event featuring five race categories and distances to suit children, families and elite runners.

Players, officials and spectators are enjoying the enhanced facilities that Rance Oval at Werrington has to offer after its recent upgrade.

With 500 days to go until the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup tips off, the NSW Government has announced it will invest $1 million into legacy initiatives to support the growth of the sport in NSW. 

New state of the art netball courts were officially opened at the Tahmoor Sporting Complex today by Federal Member for Hume, Hon Angus Taylor MP, together with State Member for Wollondilly, Nathaniel Smith MP and Wollondilly Mayor Robert Khan.

Poor spectator behaviour at junior sport is set to be addressed, with the Shoosh for Kids Winter Awareness Month kicking off this weekend.

Minerva Network Chairman Christine McLoughlin has today thanked the NSW Government for agreeing to extend a ground-breaking partnership that is inspiring more young Australians to participate in sport and to lead an active and healthy lifestyle.

Australian netball fans will once again have the chance to see the world’s best netballers in action on home soil, with the NSW Government today announcing the International Netball Federation Netball World Cup will return to Sydney in 2027.

Racers at Sydney Dragway are set for their best performances with resurfacing works officially opened today.

Charlestown Junior Cricket Club is ready to challenge for more titles following the opening of new training facilities at Kahibah Oval.

The first sod of dirt has now been turned to make way for the $1.2 million cricket precinct upgrades at Memorial Oval in Ingleburn.