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Seven current AFL and AFLW stars have received the league's inaugural scholarships aimed at backing them as First Nations leaders in football, and supporting their career pathways post-retirement.
Premiership Roo Mia King will not feature again in 2026 after undergoing surgery for a serious neck injury sustained against the Lions last weekend.
APY Lands' community football league has been suspended mid-finals after alleged violent scenes broke out following semi finals games at Mutijulu, at the base of Uluru, at the weekend.
Koorie Academy Basketball is continuing to expand its work across basketball, culture, education and employment pathways for First Nations people.
Former Richmond premiership player Shane Edwards has been named the inaugural recipient of the AFL Industry First Nations Leadership Scholarship.
Barkindji and Gniyampaa woman Jemmika Douglas will make her AFLW debut for Adelaide on Sunday, less than a month after joining the club as a replacement player.
A group of Indigenous girls from Whyalla have spent time learning from Adelaide 36ers players and coaches as part of a leadership camp in the South Australian capital.
Donnell Wallam and Leesa Mi Mi will stay put on the Sunshine Coast after re-signing with the Lightning for the 2027 Super Netball season. The First Nations stars have both penned one-year deals after...
Tiwi have broken Larrakia's four-year winning streak by claiming victory at the 2026 Darwin 9s Australian football tournament. The Tiwi side defeated Team Greece 9-4 in the Men's Division One grand fi...
Kokatha, Naghiralgal and Dauareb-Meriam man Patty Mills will continue his basketball career in Europe after signing with French EuroLeague club LDLC ASVEL for the 2026-27 season.
There is a lack of support for some Indigenous athletes, a parliamentary inquiry has heard, whilst abuse and racism are rife in community sport.
Getting a taste of the Commonwealth Games, Diamonds star Cara Koenen says it's only a matter of time until Tonga becomes a netball powerhouse.
Shepparton-based, Aboriginal-led and culture-gounded basketball club Yorta Yorta Turtles are gearing up for their upcoming season, and inviting the community's youth to come and get involved.