Brisbane, Queensland – Saturday 15 November 2026 – The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sports Awards (NATSISA) brought together athletes, community leaders, and supporters from across the country for a powerful evening of celebration and recognition in Brisbane. The annual event shone a spotlight on the remarkable achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, and sporting organisations. A NIGHT OF INDIGENOUS EXC

We are please to share that the finalists for the 2025 National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Sports Awards (NATSISA) have been released, shining a spotlight on the outstanding achievements of First Nations athletes, coaches, volunteers and sporting organisations. Now in its re-energised phase, NATSISA honours Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who excel in sport and promote community health, culture and pride. The event recognises excellence across multiple c

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