Construction of a world-class elite surfing training facility began today with the first sod turned on the $5.6 million Hurley Surfing Australia High Performance Centre Expansion.
The Australian Ballet will return to Penrith in November to present The Sleeping Beauty. The performance is scheduled for Saturday, November 4, and follows last year’s hugely successful presentation of Swan Lake at the Sydney International Regatta Centre as part of Ballet Under the Stars.
Scheduled spraying of broadleaf weeds, in particular Bindi, will be conducted from Wednesday 16 to Friday 18 August 2017.
Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres has welcomed an exciting milestone for the Women’s Rugby League World Cup, with today marking 100 days until the world’s first standalone event.
The NSW Government today announced a major funding boost for new and existing sports facilities in regional NSW as part of the $100 million Regional Sports Infrastructure Fund.
The recognition and management of sports concussion is set to improve for thousands of NSW junior athletes, with the unveiling of a new State Government funded initiative today.
One of Australia’s most recognised and respected Fitness Experts Commando Steve, will be cheering on participants at the Office of Sport’s annual outdoor obstacle course across the five-kilometre tough terrain complete with mud pits, challenging obstacles and initiative tasks.
Last month, Pat Lewis, previous World Master competitor contacted the Office of Sport to share her personal and inspiring story.
The Office of Sport Sector Performance Branch has engaged Lander & Rogers, Lawyers to undertake the Sport Sector Benchmarking and Organisational Health Research project.
The NSW Government has released a draft concept plan for a new look Hunter Sports and Entertainment Precinct for community feedback, as part of long term planning for the area.