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All sport stories from Canberra.
Rising enrolments at local aquatic centres show Canberrans are diving into swimming and water fitness like never before—signalling a shift toward low-impact, year-round wellness.
From Gungahlin to Woden, local football clubs are becoming vital social anchors, growing membership and transforming neighbourhoods through sport.
With participation in recreational leagues at record highs, the ACT's ageing venues and limited grounds are forcing clubs to get creative—and raising questions about whether the capital's infrastructure can keep up.
From Braddon to Belconnen, grassroots sports organisations are transforming venues into neighbourhood anchors that strengthen social bonds and attract thousands of participants.
Record memberships and packed classes at Belconnen and Civic gyms follow successful results from regional CrossFit and strength competitions.
From the Australian Institute of Sport to renovated lake precincts, the capital's running, cycling and triathlon facilities are attracting athletes and driving participation across the region.
From CrossFit boxes in Fyshwick to boutique studios across the city, here's everything you need to know before signing up.
Canberra United's 3-1 victory over Western Sydney at Viking Park extends their unbeaten run. See highlights and match recap from Friday's A-League clash.
From the fields of Dickson to the courts of Woden, local youth organisations are bucking national trends by growing participation and fostering genuine belonging among young athletes.
From netball in Belconnen to cricket in Tuggeranong, here's everything you need to know about jumping into amateur sport.
From upgraded netball courts in Belconnen to the expanded hockey precinct in Lyneham, Canberra's investment in infrastructure is reshaping local competition.
From Olympic-standard pools to suburban ovals, the ACT's investment in sports infrastructure is opening doors for thousands of young athletes and weekend warriors.
New data shows where Canberrans are actually watching and playing live sport—and it paints a picture of a city prioritising active engagement over passive spectatorship.
From Belconnen to Woden, independent fitness clubs are creating tight-knit communities that rival commercial chains—and locals are choosing belonging over brands.
As winter sport seasons peak across the nation's capital, local youth development programs are doubling down on training intensity ahead of crucial playoff matchups.
With the Australian triathlon and running finals looming, local clubs around Lake Burley Griffin are ramping up preparation for a crucial season that could deliver medals and records.
From indoor walls in Fyshwick to natural crags in the Brindabella Ranges, the ACT's climbing infrastructure is attracting athletes and transforming how locals engage with extreme sports.
From Olympic-standard pools to suburban leisure centres, Canberra's investment in water sports infrastructure is creating pathways for athletes of all levels.
Latest booking figures from the capital's major venues show a city increasingly committed to active living, but with surprising gaps in demographic engagement.
The A-League Women's side is riding a wave of momentum heading into the second half of the season, with their young striker emerging as one of the competition's most exciting prospects.
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