Latest sport from The Daily Perth.
From Olympic-standard pools in Northbridge to coastal swimming spots along the Swan River, Perth's investment in venues and infrastructure is positioning the city as a genuine hub for water sports excellence.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
As training trends shift toward hybrid models, established venues in Northbridge and the CBD are racing to upgrade facilities while outer suburbs struggle to keep pace.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
With junior and senior leagues across the metropolitan area entering their decisive weeks, local clubs are investing heavily in development pathways ahead of August showdowns.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Amateur coaches and volunteers are reshaping how ordinary Perthians train, moving fitness beyond commercial gyms into neighbourhoods where accessibility and connection matter most.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Record crowds at Optus Stadium and Domain Stadium show Perth's sporting venues are becoming the city's true fitness heartbeat—and the data tells a surprising story.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
The underdog club from Coode Street is drawing record crowds and inspiring a surge in weekend warrior sign-ups across the metropolitan area.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Swimmers and water polo teams delivered standout performances across Perth venues, with several personal bests and competitive debuts marking a breakthrough week for the local aquatic calendar.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
The American team's knockout-round success raises questions about what modern sporting venues need to handle elite international competition.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
With the Australian Climbing Championships moving into its knockout phase, Western Australia's elite boulderers and sport climbers are ramping up training across the city's premier indoor and outdoor venues.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Red cards, blockbuster trades, and knockout heartbreak are driving a surge in high-intensity training across Perth's gyms as locals channel competitive energy into their own athletic pursuits.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
From Northbridge warehouses to South Perth crags, local climbing collectives are scaling membership and forging lifelong friendships through shared passion.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
From the Swan River paths to the hills of the Darling Range, local endurance sports clubs are creating stronger neighbourhoods while breaking down barriers to participation.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Local data shows recreational soccer leagues across Perth are bursting at the seams—signalling a profound shift in how the city approaches health and community.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
From the Swan River precinct to the hills of the Darling Range, Perth's expanding network of purpose-built facilities is transforming the city into a serious destination for distance athletes.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
As the A-League season enters its final stretch, the Glory face a make-or-break campaign with silverware hopes riding on home-ground advantage in the eastern suburbs.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
As major stadiums dominate headlines, the real transformation of Western Australian sport is happening in neighbourhood parks and volunteer-run facilities across the city.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Participation numbers across local leagues show an unprecedented surge in recreational football, signalling deeper shifts in how the city prioritises health and community.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
Local swimmers and water sports competitors delivered standout performances across multiple venues this week, with several qualifying for national championships.
By Perth Sport Desk · 2 July 2026
