Media Releases

The NSW Government has begun working with major codes, venue operators and community groups to investigate new penalties aimed at protecting sporting volunteers and referees.

New South Wales flood affected sports facilities, programs, and sporting organisations will get a share of $36 million to get community sport back on the field.

The NSW Office of Sport is offering free Holiday Break camps to kids from regional NSW in the April school holidays.

Greater Western Sydney Giants will transform its training and community centre at Sydney Olympic Park into a new centre of excellence thanks to a $15 million grant from the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government.

Community sport organisations across NSW are set to benefit from more than $3.5 million in funding thanks to the NSW Government’s Local Sport Grants Program.

Grassroots sport will be safer for players, spectators and volunteers as part of a $500,000 push to install life-saving defibrillators at community facilities across NSW.

Asia’s best women’s basketballers will face off in Sydney when the 2023 FIBA Women’s Asia Cup comes to town later this year.

Australian boxing superstar and Super Welterweight World Title contender Tim Tszyu will challenge for the interim world title in Sydney next month in a knock-out sporting event secured by the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government.

Women and girls across NSW will have access to more inclusive sporting facilities, thanks to the NSW Government’s $25 million Female Friendly Sport Facilities and Lighting Upgrades Program.

The goals are wide open for even more green and gold fans to be part of history with Stadium Australia named as the new venue for Australia’s FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023^TM opener against Ireland on 20 July.

Regional NSW has scored a hole in one with a bumper program of men’s and women’s golf events to be held from 2024 to 2026, thanks to a partnership between Golf NSW and the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government.

Families are being reminded to download their new Active Kids voucher and save $100 per child on sport and recreation activities.