Find inclusive sport information by state and territory.

Sport is delivered locally. State and territory pages help you think about travel, local councils, clubs, schools, recreation centres and state sport bodies before you contact a program.

No. They are starting points. Programs change often, so it is best to use them to prepare questions and then check details directly with local clubs or official organisations.

Yes. If you already know the sport someone wants to try, use the sport guide as well as the location page. The two together give a better picture of what to ask next.

Regional options can be harder to find online. It can help to contact state sport bodies, local councils, schools, recreation centres, disability organisations and nearby clubs to ask what is available or adaptable.

Yes. They can help councils, schools and community organisations think about local access, common sports, referral points and questions people may ask before joining.

Club details change often. Broad location guides help people understand where to start and what to ask. As checked listings become available, they can be added without replacing the practical guidance.