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Passion and commitment keys to reconciliation plan success says Vander-Kuyp
June 1, 2021As we continue to honour and celebrate National Reconciliation Week, Commonwealth Games Australia (CGA) continues its commitment to being an active participant in Australia’s reconciliation journey, with an update from the CGA Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) working group.
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Vale Rick Mitchell
May 31, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia mourns the passing of four-time Commonwealth Games medallist and Brisbane 1982 Opening Ceremony flag bearer, aged 66.
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National Reconciliation Week 2021
May 27, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia has joined with other national and state sporting bodies this National Reconciliation Week with the hope to harness the unified power of sport to promote reconciliation and reduce inequality for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by making a commitment to actions as a collective.
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Cyclists ready to take to the Tokyo roads
May 21, 2021The Australian Olympic Committee has announced the latest nine cyclists selected to the team for Tokyo, eight road cyclists and a track endurance rider, headlined by four-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Cameron Meyer.
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Marjorie Jackson-Nelson headlines three new CGA Life Members
May 21, 2021Three new Life Members were conferred at the Commonwealth Games Australia Annual General Meeting today, becoming the 23rd, 24th and 25th members of the prestigious club.
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Annual General Meeting confers new Life Members and looks forward to a “bumper year of sport”
May 21, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia has held its Annual General Meeting today. The meeting was held online, due to the continued impact of COVID-19, but highlighted an action-packed twelve months of sport ahead.
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Continuation of high performance strategy crucial to retaining status as Commonwealth’s No.1
May 12, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia has welcomed the extension of high performance sport funding through until 2024, which includes next year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
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Sports peak bodies welcome introduction of National Integrity Framework for sport
May 6, 2021Australia’s three peak sports bodies have welcomed the introduction of Sport Integrity Australia’s National Integrity Framework, designed to provide better outcomes for sports and their members where disputes arise.
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Gold Coast gold medallists ready to take up the fight in Tokyo
May 4, 2021Gold Coast gold medallists Harry Garside and Skye Nicolson and silver medallist Caitlin Parker headline the six boxers selected to the Australian Olympic Team for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Sports-mad Aussies moved by Commonwealth Games, Olympic and Paralympic athletes
May 3, 2021We’re a nation of sport lovers and participants who are proud of and inspired by our Commonwealth Games, Olympic and Paralympic athletes new report shows.
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Greater Together: From cousins and coastal kids to gold medallists
April 27, 2021In the latest edition of our Greather Together series, Ian Hanson catches up with cousins and Gold Coast 2018 gold medallists Cameron Pilley and Donna Lobban to reflect on their victory in the mixed doubles and how squash has been involved in their family’s lives.
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Breakthrough2022 athlete funding program aiming to deliver in Birmingham
April 27, 2021Commonwealth Games Australia’s $2 million-dollar direct athlete support scheme has been renamed ‘Breakthrough2022’ as the countdown to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games gathers pace.