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The NSC Oration was presented by Kieren Perkins OAM, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Sports Commission and shared his vision for sport over the next decade. He then joined Sam Lane for a one on one conversation and was, as one leader stated, “The most open and honest conversation I have heard by the Sports Commissions CEO in 20 years – he has provided the industry with a renewed confidence”!
The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) is proud to be able to share the NSC22 with the global audience that were unable to attend in person in Melbourne last month.
With global leaders from Sport New Zealand, Sport Singapore, Sport England, Danish Foundation for Culture and Leisure, International Play Association and the International Paralympic Committee the conversations over the two days challenged the status quo with many examples of good practice.
The dates have been confirmed for the 2023 National Sports & Physical Activity Convention Thursday 27th and Friday 28th July 2023 in Melbourne. Reserve the dates for a new look and feel NSC, with more options including a range of Round-table workshops, one and two day registrations, co-located conferences and an interactive Expo at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
This year’s National Sports & Physical Activity Convention will be available and online and ready for the delegates to watch the aspects the missed on the NSC Academy from 1st August.
Over 600 people have come together to hear the new leadership in Australia for sport, with The Hon Minister Anika Wells, Minister for Aged Care, Minister for Sport using the National Sports & Physical Activity Convention as her first industry engagement.
With over 70 stands the industry can visit free of charge and explore the latest trends and solutions from the sector to help grow participation and create infrastructure that will be sustainable.
Hear from The Hon Minister Anika Wells, Minister for Aged Care, Minister for Sport Wednesday 13 July 8.45am
The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) tonight celebrated the award finalists and presented the Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards at the NSC Oration in Melbourne. Surround by over 350 of their peers, the winners where celebrated and applauded when sharing some of their innovations in how to grow participation and be more sustainable. The awards were made possible through the support from the NSC Innovation and Awards Partner, Fieldturf Australia.
A future focus is vital during the design and inception phases of new projects if we are to anticipate what society will expect from our buildings and cities tomorrow. Assuming they should look and perform like they do today will not be a recipe for success.