— 27 October 2022
The event may seem a long time ago. Almost ten years. A whole world away. But Brisbane, the capital of Australian Queensland, can already boast of being an Olympic... Read more »
— 5 September 2022
The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) is looking at the mental health of athletes. The body now chaired by Ian Chesterman has announced the launch of a series of programmes... Read more »
— 17 August 2022
The Australian sports movement is mobilising to help Afghan athletes and officials. The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) explained on Wednesday 17 August that it had succeeded in getting five... Read more »
— 7 June 2022
The European Athletics Team Championships are changing format. The next edition, which will be integrated for the first time into the 2023 European Games in Poland, will be divided... Read more »
— 1 June 2022
A coincidence of timing: less than a week after France and Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, another future host country of the Olympic Games has a new Minister for Sport. Anika Wells,... Read more »
— 27 April 2022
A fitting tribute. IOC President Thomas Bach will make the long journey from Switzerland to Australia at the end of the week to witness the final hours of John... Read more »
— 13 April 2022
A curious coincidence of timing. John Coates, one of the most influential IOC members of his time, will step down as President of the Australian Olympic Committee on 30... Read more »
— 12 April 2022
There will be two of them. Two men for one chair. The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has confirmed it: Ian Chesterman and Mark Stockwell will compete on Saturday 30... Read more »
— 7 March 2022
The Tokyo 2020 Games were the best since Athens 2004 for the Australian delegation in terms of titles and podiums. The National Olympic Committee (AOC) will not complain, but... Read more »
— 31 January 2022
A controversy in Australian sport. At the end of last week, the national olympic committee (AOC) announced through its president, John Coates, the signing of a partnership contract with... Read more »