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Hartley elected to chair ICF Athlete Committee

  • Canoeing

South Africa's Bridgitte Hartley has been elected as chair of the International Canoe Federation's (ICF) Athlete Committee, automatically becoming a member of the organisation's Executive Committee.

Athlete Committee from canoe freestyle.Para canoeists Patrick O'Leary of Ireland and Amanda Jennings from Australia


Stockwell appointed Swimming Australia President in aftermath of welfare issues

  • Swimming

Tracy Stockwell, née Caulkins, is set to take over as Swimming Australia's new President on Monday (February 14) after serving on the governing body's Board of Directors in 2016, as focus turns to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

husband Mark serves on the Board of Directors.She will be only the second female President of Swimming Australia

Dill-Macky led the organisation from 1992 to 1996.Stockwell takes the job just weeks after Swimming Australia

the Australian Olympic Committee ©Getty ImagesThe 59-year-old was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia

renowned sporting administrators in the country," said Eugénie Buckley, chief executive of Swimming Australia





Djokovic included on Indian Wells entry list despite requiring proof of vaccination

  • Tennis

Novak Djokovic has been included on the entry list for next month's Indian Wells Masters tournament in the United States despite organisers saying that proof of vaccination would be required for entry into the venue.

The Serbian was deported from Australia over his COVID-19 vaccination status prior to the beginning of


Victoria remains favourite to host 2026 Commonwealth Games, despite late bid from Tasmania

  • Commonwealth Games

Victoria remains the overwhelming favourite to be named as the host of the Commonwealth Games 2026, despite a surprise new rival emerging from fellow Australian state Tasmania.

Tasmania’s Liberal Party Premier Peter Gutwein has written to Commonwealth Games Australia chief executive

We are confident that we can work collaboratively with Commonwealth Games Australia on the opportunities

final round of negotiation.Tasmania's state capital Hobart hosted its first Ashes Test match between Australia

and England earlier this year ©Getty ImagesTasmania recently hosted an Ashes match between Australia

and England for the first time after the fifth Test was moved away from Western Australia while it also


FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup qualifying competitions set to tip off

  • Basketball

The 16-team International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Women’s Basketball World Cup Qualifying tournaments are set to begin across three locations tomorrow.

Four groups will take place simultaneously in Japan, Serbia and the United States with Australia, the

Serbian capital, will host the final two groups in a singular qualifying tournament.Group A consists of Australia



Softball Australia adopts National Integrity Framework with complaints to be handled independently

  • Baseball and Softball

Softball Australia is adopting the Sport Integrity Australia (SIA) National Integrity Framework (NIF)

executive David Sharpe, who also praised the strengthening of ties between the organisation and Softball Australia

and supporters can have confidence in their involvement with the sport", according to the Softball Australia

chair ©Softball Australia"This is a key milestone for softball in Australia," SA chair Richard Lindell

This is the result of a positive collaboration between Softball Australia and Sport Integrity Australia


ANOC technical director visits Indonesia to view potential World Beach Games locations

  • ANOC World Beach Games

The Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI) has welcomed an Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) delegation to the country as it seeks to become locked in as the 2023 ANOC World Beach Games host.

transportation.Qatari capital Doha staged the first ANOC World Beach Games in 2019.Russia, New South Wales in Australia



United States Ambassador to UN condemns choice by Beijing 2022 of Uyghur Torch lighter at Opening Ceremony

  • Beijing 2022

United States' Ambassador to the United Nations has condemned the decision of Chinese officials to choose Uyghur cross-country skier Dinigeer Yilamujiang to light the Cauldron at the Opening Ceremony of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games here on Friday (February 4). 

The United States, Australia, Britain and Canada were among countries which refused to send diplomatic


China come back from two goals down to lift ninth Women's Asian Cup

  • Football

Substitute Xiao Yuyi scored deep into injury-time for China to complete a remarkable turnaround against South Korea in the Asian Football Confederation’s (AFC) Women's Asian Cup final as they lifted the trophy for the first time since 2006.

and the Philippines, were already assured of their places at next year's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia