• Western Australia secures nation’s first Endurance Swimming Hub

    3 September 2026

    Perth will stake its claim as the home for endurance swimming, with the Cook Labor Government today announcing $2.55 >

  • WA athletes supported to pursue sporting excellence

    27 August 2026

    Six Western Australian athletes, five of which are current WAIS athletes, will receive significant financial support and development opportunities >

  • Road to Brisbane 2032 starts now for Australia’s future Paralympians

    24 August 2026

    Six years out from Brisbane 2032, a new competition has been created to help emerging Para athletes from across >

  • The Work Behind WA’s World Class Commonwealth Games Athletes

    27 July 2026

    Behind every elite West Australian athlete is a team the public rarely sees. The world sees the >

  • Team WA: Our best head to Glasgow

    2 July 2026

    Western Australia will be represented by 30 exceptional athletes when the 2026 Commonwealth Games begin in Glasgow in just >

  • WA backs Commonwealth Games athletes with Glasgow 2026 funding boost

    26 June 2026

    The Western Australian Government has announced direct financial support to help athletes prepare to perform at their best on >

  • WAIS Para Unit marks historic first year in shaping the future of Paralympic sport in WA

    13 May 2026

    From discovering new talent to breaking down 160+ identified barriers preventing Para-athletes from entering or progressing through high-performance sport, >

  • WAIS Para Unit FastTrack Mini Documentary – Discovering Tomorrow’s Paralympians

    1 May 2026

    The future of Para sport in Western Australia is here, and its impact is already being felt. Late >

  • WAIS marks meaningful step forward with Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony

    31 March 2026

    The Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) has marked the start of a deeper connection to Country, culture and >

  • Shayna Jack joins WAIS as scholar in new chapter in the West

    24 March 2026

    The Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) has welcomed one of Australia’s most competitive swimmers, with Shayna Jack OLY >