Australia’s $513 million investment in high performance sport is a significant statement of support for athletes, coaches, teams and national sporting organisations, and a strong vote of confidence in the way the Australian sporting system has united behind the Win Well Strategy as we build towards LA 2028 and Brisbane 2032.
Surfing Australia acknowledges and thanks the Australian Government, Minister for Sport The Hon Anika Wells, and the Australian Sports Commission for their continued investment in Australian sport.
“We’re incredibly appreciative of the Australian Government, Minister for Sport The Hon Anika Wells, and the Australian Sports Commission for this significant investment in Australian sport.
It’s a powerful vote of confidence in our athletes, coaches and performance teams striving for success on the world stage.
As we look ahead to LA 2028 and Brisbane 2032, our ambition is clear, we’re going for gold. This funding will help strengthen the performance environment around our athletes, support the next generation of Australian surfers, and continue building a pathway for sustained international success"
- Chris Symington, CEO, Surfing Australia
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