Media Releases

Registrations are now open for the 2023 Koori Netball Tournament.

Hosted by Charlestown Netball Association with the support of the NSW Office of Sport and Netball NSW, the tournament features six divisions, including women’s and mixed for both adults and juniors.

Football fans are invited to be part of the biggest ever FIFA Women’s World Cup by joining the celebrations in Sydney from Thursday.

The NSW Government is proud to announce $1.7 million towards the expansion of the Singleton Roosters AFC clubhouse and facilities that will include a permanent memorial element to acknowledge those who lost their lives in the Greta bus tragedy.

Runners can look forward to setting personal bests in the spring sunshine following the announcement today that the 2023 Western Sydney Marathon will be held on Sunday, 8 October.

More than 300 kids from regional NSW will enjoy a free overnight camp at a sport and recreation centre these school holidays.

The North Coast community is invited to a free Open Day at Lake Ainsworth Sport and Recreation Centre on Sunday, 16 July to celebrate the Centre’s re-opening.

The Minns Labor Government is making the Active and Creative Kids voucher programs more sustainable by introducing a new and permanent means-tested scheme from Term 1 next year.

Football fans across NSW will get the chance to share in the exciting build-up to next month’s FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 following the launch of the NSW leg of the tournament’s Trophy Tour today by NSW Premier Chris Minns.

The South Sydney Rabbitohs have celebrated the official opening of their new $25.7 million Centre of Excellence at a function yesterday evening.

NSW continues to lead the way in creating a brighter future for women in sport and never has this been more evident than through the incredible array of winners celebrated at the Her Sport Her Way Awards today.

Football fever continues to build in Sydney with the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ Unity Pitch setting up home at Yulang, Sydney Olympic Park for the next five days.

With the winter sport season well under way, the NSW Government is reminding spectators of the very simple message – if you don’t have anything nice to say, then shoosh for kids.