Australian women’s basketball team the Seven Consulting Opals will kick start their world tour in Asia tomorrow: playing three games against China in the next week, then on to Japan for the Mitsui Fudosan Cup 2024. The Opals clash with China again, hosting the team this time at the Ford BALLIN’24 series this July, according to Basketball Australia who posted the team’s schedule last week. 

This weekend saw the end of the four pre-Olympic tournaments, with 10 of the 16 participants winning the last of the coveted tickets to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games women's basketball competition, with USA the defending champions and gold medallists at the last seven Games.

Basketball Australia chief executive Matt Scriven has promised "a full review" of its men's team's disappointing performance at the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Basketball World Cup, but insists it is targeting a repeat of the Tokyo 2020 podium finish at next year's Olympics.

Basketball Australia (BA) has ruled transgender player Lexi Rodgers cannot compete in elite women's basketball.

The Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) has launched its first wheelchair basketball programme in partnership with Basketball Australia and Basketball Victoria with women’s national team head coach Craig Campbell heading the scheme.

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage is to appear at a private hearing as the investigation into an incident during a Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games warm-up match against Nigeria approaches its conclusion.

Australia’s greatest ever female basketball player Lauren Jackson has been handed a key role to help establish gender equality in the sport.

Basketball Australia has launched an investigation into Liz Cambage’s conduct during a warm-up match prior to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Matt Scriven has been named the new chief executive of Basketball Australia, taking over the role previously held by Jerril Rechter for two years.

Australia’s wheelchair basketballers will benefit from Formula One racecar technology when they compete at this year's Paralympics.

Basketball Australia has announced a condensed men’s National Wheelchair Basketball League (NWBL) with regular season matches set to be held in four cities in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

Basketball Australia has continued to make key appointments and continues to launch initiatives following the recent departure of Jerril Rechter as chief executive.

Basketball Australia chief executive Jerril Rechter has left the governing body after two years, having headed the organisation through the COVID-19 pandemic.

At 20-player squad for the Australian women's wheelchair basketball team has been announced, with just two athletes who have past Paralympic experience included.

Australia's men's wheelchair basketball head coach Craig Friday is to also coach the women's side this year.