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'Incredibly embarrassing': Sports react as Vic government axes 2026 Comm Games hosting over $5 billion blowout - Vimarsana News

'Incredibly embarrassing': Sports react as Vic government axes 2026 Comm Games hosting over $5 billion blowout

Victoria will not proceed with its hosting of the 2026 Commonwealth Games due to funding issues, state premier Dan Andrews has confirmed. The 2026…

Hockey Australia to produce legacy project for Brisbane 2032 - Vimarsana News

Hockey Australia to produce legacy project for Brisbane 2032

Hockey Australia is set to collaborate with Hockey Queensland in a legacy building project for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, it has been announced.

Australian hockey receives $135m from WA for new facilities and player wellbeing - Vimarsana News

Australian hockey receives $135m from WA for new facilities and player wellbeing

Hockeyroos, Kookaburras and wider community to benefit from world-class pitches at Perth centre after state government investment

No backdown on four-week quarantine for Aussie Olympic athletes - Vimarsana News

No backdown on four-week quarantine for Aussie Olympic athletes

No backdown on four-week quarantine for Aussie Olympic athletes

Source: rfi.fr
Olympics-Softball-Japan, Australia to meet for first event of Tokyo Games - Vimarsana News

Olympics-Softball-Japan, Australia to meet for first event of Tokyo Games

By Syndicated Content By Paresh Dave (Reuters) – Action at the Tokyo Olympics is scheduled to start on Wednesday as Japan meet Australia in softball with each team holding vastly different stakes in the sport’s return to the Games. With the Olympics getting underway a year late because of the COVID-19 pandemic, hosts Japan will throw the first pitch at 0000 GMT in Fukushima. Spectators are banned. It will be an unusual scene for Japanese players, who hail from a domestic professional league that involves cheerleaders, bands and busloads of employees from corporate sponso...

Source: wsau.com