Indigenous Athletes
The First Nations Boxing Championships will be held at the Hamilton Hotel in Meanjin (Brisbane) next Saturday. Garawa and Butchulla man with Tongan and South Sea Islander heritage, Uncle Sammy Leone...
Athletics icon Cathy Freeman has been officially inducted into Stadium Australia's newly established Hall of Fame, cementing her place at the heart of one of Australia's most iconic sporting venues.
The Boss Boxing in Zillmere has become more than just a gym since opening in 2019. Owned by Garawa and Butchulla man with Tongan and South Sea Islander heritage, Uncle Sammy Leone, the gym has grown i...
The 2025 Mount Isa Mines Indigenous Rodeo Championships brought together some of Australia's top Indigenous riders at the weekend for a day of red dirt competition.
As of a few months ago, a kilometre or two was about all Sharman Williams would clock up if she got out for a run. Come November, the 28-year-old will get into position at the start line of the New Yo...
Layla Sharp will make her Australian team debut at the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi from 26 September to 5 October 2025, marking a major step in her athletics journey.
The annual Murri Women's Softball Tournament is set to be held this weekend in Logan, bringing together 20 teams across five divisions to celebrate sport, culture and community.
A free-entry basketball tournament celebrating culture, sport and community will be held at Brisbane's Rowland Cowan Stadium as part of this year's NAIDOC Week activities.
Indigenous Basketball Australia has announced its 2025 men's and women's All Star teams, who are set to take on the Poitūkohu Māori o Aotearoa men's and women's teams in a double-header even...
The National Basketball League has reaffirmed its commitment to reconciliation during National Reconciliation Week. NRW provides an opportunity to reflect on Australia's shared histories, cultures, an...
A record number of Indigenous athletes have been appointed as national ambassadors through the Australian Institute of Sport's (AIS) Share a Yarn program, marking a significant step in strengthening c...
Little Athletics Queensland is launching its first-ever NAIDOC School Holiday Program, aiming to connect culture with sport and create new pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth.
At a time when the headlines are too often filled with despair about youth crime and injustice in our communities, it's more important than ever to elevate the stories of strength, discipline, and res...