Canberra sporting organisations can now apply for funding of up to $100,000 through the Capital Assistance Program to upgrade facilities, whether it be new LED lighting, solar power systems, upgrades to storage, or female-friendly bathroom renovations.
Royals Volleyball Club Secretary - Colette Neumann
Canberra Royals Rugby Union Club President - Jim Taylor. Image supplied
Canberra Royals Rugby Union Club have joined forces with the Royals Volleyball Club in a new...
Dragon boaters will soon have a new home on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin; Gungahlin will get its first community tennis facility; and women rugby players will at last have their own changerooms – all thanks to $1.25 million from the ACT Government over the next couple of years for planning and design.
Capital Football has this week launched a one-of-a-kind all-inclusive league, ensuring those with a disability in the ACT have an opportunity to achieve their sporting goals.
Canberra is one step closer to having a new twin sheet ice sports facility by 2022, following the announcement of a chosen proponent for the venue today (3 September).
Draft plans for a brand-new community tennis facility in the Canberra region have been unveiled, with the backing of Australian Davis Cup player/captain Wally Masur.
Due to the ever-changing nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, the situation continues to evolve. However, a number of organisations for local sport have already made announcements regarding their upcoming seasons. For more...
Little AthleticsIf you have a child who wants to learn how to run, jump and throw in a fun and safe environment, Little Athletics ACT have a number of Indigenous scholarships available...