Indigenous Sport
Since 2020, the Share a Yarn program at the Australian Institute of Sport has been empowering Indigenous athletes as leaders through culture and connection across sports.
First Nations UFC heavyweight Tai Tuivasa is facing an uncertain future in the octagon after suffering his seventh straight defeat. Competing at RAC Arena on Friday night as part of UFC Fight Night Pe...
Members of the Stolen Generations and their families will be honoured at the fourth Ngarra Jarra Noun Healing Ceremony next month. In 2023, the first Healing Ceremony brought thousands to Victoria Par...
Registrations have opened for UniSport Australia's 2026 Indigenous Nationals, a multi-sport event which will be held at the University of Newcastle on Awabakal and Worimi Country.
A new generation of First Nations athletes from Darwin is preparing to take to the national stage, carrying with them a powerful message of healing, culture and hope.
The Victorian Government has opened a new round of the state's Aboriginal Sport Participation Grant Program to support Indigenous athletes with uniforms, equipment, travel and participation costs acro...
The Canadian government has committed $1.5 million to support sport-focused social development projects in Indigenous communities across Winnipeg.
Opposition spokesperson for Indigenous Australians, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, says Cricket Australia needs to stay out of politics, after the body said they would engage with Traditional Owners regard...
AFL football boss Laura Kane says her phone has been running hot, while veteran Fremantle Dockers forward Michael Walters has already declared himself unofficial leader of the team.
A tiny northern NSW First Nations rugby league club recovering from the devastating floods in 2022 is trying to raise money to play in one of Australia's biggest Indigenous sports events.
The Perth Wildcats and Perth Lynx have partnered with Rio Tinto in a new sponsorship deal that aims to enhance basketball in WA, from emerging young talent to the elite level of competition.
The Koorie Basketball Academy visited Gunaikurnai Country (Gippsland) on Sunday, running a successful basketball clinic attended by more than 100 Koori children.
For amateur athletes, injuries can often spell the end for a promising career. Huge medical bills, debilitating recovery time out of work and no health insurance have meant many promising, young Indig...