Office of Sport Chief Executive Matt Miller today announced that more than 300 clubs, associations and local councils across NSW have teamed up with the Office of Sport to promote positive sideline behaviour at junior sporting events through Shoosh for Kids Week from 15 to 21 May.
Young people between the ages of 16 and 22 years old in the Western Region may apply for a place at a Youth Sports Leaders Scholarship Camp. Applications close on Friday 26 May 2017.
Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres, awarded medals to 31 Duke of Edinburgh volunteers from NSW in a Long Service Recognition Ceremony at Parliament House on Wednesday 3rd May 2017.
Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres today announced the new Board and Executive Team to lead the delivery of new sporting and major event infrastructure and attract economy-boosting events to NSW.
Australia is hosting the 2017 World Disabled Water Ski Championships at Myuna Bay, NSW from 24th to 30th April.
Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres and Member for Mulgoa Tanya Davies inspected brand new sporting facilities at Mulgoa Rise set to benefit thousands of local players.
The Office of Sport today announced Shoosh for Kids Week promotional material for sports clubs and associations across NSW is now available online.
In 10 days’ time the 2017 Sydney CDI will be underway and any number of combinations are aiming for the Champion title in Australia’s oldest and most prestigious CDI.
National Road Safety Week commences on Monday 8th May to Sunday 14 May 2017.