Sport is the glue that holds Australia together in joyous and also in uncertain times. Sport can impact the community economically, socially and environmentally both for us and our next generations.
This year’s National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) aims to reconnect the industry, reach out to the diverse industry sectors, with opportunities to learn from global and national industry thought leaders. With a new extended format, NSC22 should not be missed, and now includes:
You really need to get a wriggle on to secure your FREE PASS into the NSC Sport and Recreation Expo, with all the stands sold out and over 70 solution providers and peak bodies – come and see what’s new and what we can expect in the future. See who is exhibiting now at nationalsportsconvention.com.au/expo.
Transforming society’s attitudes and perceptions on the value of play and sport in children’s education and development.
Learn about the Key initiatives from Europe with the calculation of the Environmental Footprint Assessment (PEP) and the approach from two of the globes leading innovators of sports surface manufacturers.
As part of the Victorian Government’s continued commitment to ensuing that Melbourne and Victoria are seen as the Sporting Capital of the World, it has partnered with the National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) together with support from the Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) to secure the rights to host the International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities (IAKS) Southern Hemisphere Congress in 2024.
The National Sports & Physical Activity Convention (NSC) has today announced the finalists for the Sport, Recreation and Play Industry Innovation Award Finalists for 2022.
UN Climate Change invites sports organisations to join a new climate action for sport movement, aiming at supporting and guiding sports in achieving global climate change goals.
Come and chat with the global and national industry leaders at their stand (NSC Peak Body Hub) 5.15pm – 6.15pm on Tuesday 12th July. They have many initiatives for local governments to embrace to activate playgrounds, including ‘1000 Play Streets’, a movement to reclaim quiet residential streets as places for neighbours of all ages to connect and play, to create stronger and healthier communities.
Join last year’s overall Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards winners Wheelchair Sports NSW/ACT with global film director, Mo Macrae and CEO Mick Garnett, and hear some new ways of thinking about marketing in sport. Learn how you can transform your communication strategies to invite more people to join you.