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With summer only a few weeks away, NSW Surf Life Saving Clubs can apply for up to $5.25 million for new and improved facilities following the opening of the NSW Government’s Surf Club Facility Program. 

The success of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023TM continues to leave a legacy for football in NSW following the awarding of more than $3.2 million in the NSW Football Legacy Fund.

La Perouse Netball Club defeated #4 Voguey to win the Open Women’s A Division Final of the 2023 Koori Netball Tournament over the weekend.

More than 1,000 Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal netballers from across NSW will converge on Charlestown Netball Courts this weekend for the Koori Netball Tournament.

In a massive boost for community sport, the NSW Government has today announced that sport clubs across NSW can now apply for more funding under the Local Sport Grant Program.

Football fans will be treated to a jam-packed four-day schedule in January 2024 with the A-League’s first ever Unite Round.

The NSW Government is continuing to invest in grassroots sporting organisations and championing women’s participation is sport with the opening of the Level the Playing Field Program and Organisational Support Program.

Western Sydney residents have another place to cool off and beat the heat this summer with Penrith Whitewater Stadium re-opening today.

The NSW Government has announced the biggest funding commitment ever for Surf Life Saving NSW (SLSNSW), pledging an additional $23 million over four years to help keep NSW beaches safe.

The Minns Labor Government will invest $30 million in improving grassroots sports facilities to turbocharge the growth of women and girls sport across NSW through a brand new Level the Playing Field program.

Up to 40,000 school children across Western Sydney are set to benefit from new investment in the Football in Schools program, teaching them both the skills of the World Game and lessons in life.

Sydney hosted 603,957 footballing fans at the 11 FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ games played in the NSW over the past month – one third of the 1.9 million fans who attended matches during the biggest tournament of its kind to date.