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The 61 year-old pavilion at Woodward Oval has been restored to its former glory, thanks to a collaboration of local and state government and sporting associations.

Women shifting the sporting landscape in NSW have been honoured at the first ever Her Sport Her Way Awards gala dinner in Sydney.

Surf life saving clubs in bushfire and drought affected areas across NSW will be prioritised for assistance, as applications open today for $4 million of funding.
Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Disaster Recovery John Barilaro said surf life saving clubs are vital community hubs.

A new cricket training facility funded by the NSW ICC T20 World Cup 2020 Cricket Legacy Fund has been officially opened at Dakers Oval, Blayney, just in time for the start of the women’s tournament this weekend.

With just a week to go until the first ball of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, Sydney is set for a T20 take over, with a number of fan activations taking place in the lead up to the Opening Match at Sydney Showground Stadium on Friday 21 February. Minister for Tourism Stuart Ayres encouraged everyone to get involved in what is set to be one of Australia’s most exciting sporting events.

As kids summer sport returns after the Christmas break, the NSW Office Sport is reminding parents and spectators to ‘Shoosh for Kids’ when watching from the sidelines. 

Long after the last bike crosses the finish line, the 2022 UCI Road Cycling World Championships will leave a legacy that boosts the sport in Wollongong and across the Illawarra.  

A star-studded lineup of international footballers has been announced to play a #FootballForFires bushfire fundraiser match on May 23 at ANZ Stadium to honour volunteer firefighters and emergency services personnel.

The Coffs Coast Chargers have defeated the ACT Aces by 42 runs to claim victory in the inaugural NSW Women's Regional Bash Final at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday night.

Thousands of Rural Fire Service volunteers and their families will get free tickets to watch legendary Aussie rock bands Cold Chisel and Hoodoo Gurus at Bankwest Stadium next week. 

The New South Wales tennis community is set to benefit from significant investment through a legacy fund, established by the NSW Government and Tennis NSW, as a result of securing the ATP Cup in Sydney.

The bushfire crisis has had a huge impact on communities across NSW, in particular those in our south. Team members at our Jindabyne, Berry and Borambola Sport and Recreation Centres and Southern Highlands Regional Shooting Complex are contributing members of these communities. Their families and properties have been challenged by the conditions and they have witnessed the best aspects of their communities pulling together to help one another.