Latest sport from The Daily Canberra.
Canberra's grassroots sports clubs are thriving with 23% participation growth. Discover how local football, rugby and soccer clubs are building community across suburbs from Belconnen to Tuggeranong.
Capital Crags Collective's mixed relay victory at Australian Sport Climbing Championships marks a breakthrough for Canberra's climbing scene.
Discover how Canberra's local youth sports clubs are booming with 18% participation growth. Find junior soccer, swimming, cricket programs across suburbs.
As the Matildas advance deeper into the tournament, local talent development programs in the nation's capital are experiencing unprecedented interest from young female athletes.
Participation data shows recreational sport is booming in the ACT, with grassroots clubs attracting record numbers seeking fitness, friendship and an escape from screens.
With winter sports heading into their most demanding weeks, local training facilities across the capital are seeing a surge in athletes fine-tuning conditioning ahead of crucial playoff pushes.
Canberra's gym culture is shifting toward boutique fitness and outdoor training. Discover what membership data reveals about the city's wellness preferences.
Local athletes showcase elite skill across multiple disciplines as outdoor climbing season heats up in the nation's capital.
Latest membership trends and workout patterns show a city embracing hybrid fitness, with surprising shifts in how locals train.
How to register your child for youth sports in Canberra. Find clubs by suburb, understand costs, and explore 40+ sports from football to netball.
New data from local aquatic centres shows water sports are reshaping how Canberrans approach health and wellness.
From lap swimming to competitive triathlon, Canberra's aquatic facilities and clubs offer accessible pathways for beginners of all ages.
How Canberra United's Gungahlin-based youth academy is developing junior talent for national squads and reshaping grassroots women's football pathways.
Behind every competitive swimmer in the nation's capital lies a network of volunteers, modest community clubs, and a philosophy that water sports belong to everyone.
As Raiders and Brumbies eye finals, Canberra's stadiums face their biggest test. Can GIO Stadium's 25,011 capacity handle packed playoff crowds?
Investment in pitches, academies and training grounds across the capital is reshaping grassroots football and creating pathways for the next generation of players.
Super Rugby and NRL action at GIO Stadium saw mixed fortunes for the capital's teams, while major upgrades to Manuka Oval continue ahead of summer cricket.
Canberra Climbing Collective's dominant performance at the Australian Sport Climbing Championships validates the capital as an elite climbing destination, signaling explosive growth in competitive sport climbing across the ACT.
The Daily Network — local news across Australia