2022 Poised to be a “bumper year of sport”

Australian Commonwealth Games team chef de mission Petria Thomas believes 2022 will provide an unprecedented opportunity for Australian athletes and their sports to shine on the world stage and in the eyes of the Australian public.

CGF Athletes Advisory Commission launches new strategy

The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) Athletes Advisory Commission have launched a new strategy to ensure the athletes’ voice remains at the heart of Commonwealth Sports Movement decisions up to Birmingham 2022 and beyond.

McMahon and Fearnley added to Games team leadership for Birmingham

Commonwealth Games gold medallists Sharelle McMahon and Kurt Fearnley have been appointed to leadership positions on the Australian Commonwealth Games team for the 2022 edition in Birmingham.

Tokyo 2020 and the Commonwealth Games and Youth Games

The International Olympic Committee and International Paralympic Committee have confirmed the postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

This announcement will have varying and yet to be determined impacts on the 2021 Commonwealth Youth Games in Trinidad and Tobago and will require alterations to planning to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

CGF launch Transformation 2022

The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) officially launched the Transformation 2022 Refresh while the new Commonwealth Sport Brand was formally celebrated for the very first time at the CGF General Assembly in Rwanda.

Vibrant Birmingham on target
for a great Games says Thomas

Australian team Chef de Mission Petria Thomas has returned from a fact-finding mission to the 2022 host city impressed and confident that Birmingham will stage a great Games.

Women’s T20 Cricket, Beach Volleyball and Para Table Tennis confirmed for Birmingham 2022

Birmingham 2022 set for largest ever female and para-sport programme in Commonwealth Games history

CGA funding supporting our best emerging talent

Commonwealth Games Australia’s funding programs continue to support Australia’s best young and developing athletes as they compete across the world.

BIRMINGHAM 2022 CELEBRATES THREE-YEAR COUNTDOWN WITH NEW LOOK

Saturday 27 July marked three years to go until the official opening ceremony for the next Commonwealth Games, and to celebrate Birmingham 2022 confirmed its commitment to organising a ‘Games for Everyone’ as it introduced a new brand, vision and website.

Birmingham proposes three additional sports

Commonwealth Games Australia to support the inclusion of women’s T20 cricket, beach volleyball and Para table tennis at Birmingham 2022.