Sydney Sixers host Sydney Thunder for the annual Sydney Smash at the Sydney Cricket Ground on 15 January 2027. The official ticket agency confirms a 7:15 pm start. The organiser’s City of Sydney listing gives a 9:35 pm finish, but other public listings differ. Treat the finish time as indicative and check the organiser’s match-day
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The Sydney Sixers host Perth Scorchers at the Sydney Cricket Ground for Community Round on 10 January 2027. The organiser’s City of Sydney listing gives a session time of 2:10 pm to 5:25 pm, with live music, fan activities and entertainment. Match finish times can vary. Tickets are required. Check the Sydney Sixers website for
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Take a break after exams and join KOI Sportsfest 2026, organised by the KOI Student Engagement Office in collaboration with KOISS Clubs. Across two days, KOI students can enjoy sport, teamwork and connection with the wider KOI community. Staff are welcome to be part of the event, too. Tuesday 6 October — volleyball at Brighton
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[T226:Week 9] Grab your kit and get ready to spike into Sports Fest season. KOISS Volleyball Club, led by President Suprima Raut, is running a Volleyball Meet + Practice Session ahead of KOI SportsFest 2026 on 6-7 October. Whether you’re a seasoned player or picking up a volleyball for the first time, this is your
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T226: Week 7 Join the KOI Student Engagement Office and KOISS Hiking Club for a coastal adventure through Royal National Park, from Otford to the famous Figure 8 Pools. What to ExpectEnjoy coastal views, forest trails and spectacular scenery while exploring Royal National Park and connecting with the KOI community. The walk includes steep sections,
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[ T226: Week 8] Struggling to find the motivation (and the running buddies) to get moving before your Monday lectures even start each trimester? The Run Club gives KOI students a free, social way to build a fitness habit, meet new people outside the classroom, and kick off the week with more energy for lectures
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[T226: Week 7] Come along and enjoy an afternoon of badminton at the KOISS Badminton Club Tournament, a fun warm-up event for KOI Sports Fest 2026. Organised and led by Md Zunaid Hossain, President of the KOISS Badminton Club, this is a great chance to play, meet new people and enjoy some friendly competition. Beginners
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After a year of collaboration with the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence (NCIE), we’re making it easier for KOISS Club Members to stay active in Redfern. From T226, you no longer need to book a free-entry ticket online. Your valid KOI Student ID is your access pass. What began with regular sports-court bookings for KOISS
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Assignments are piling up, deadlines are looming, and life is moving fast. It is easy to get caught up in the endless loop of classes and study sessions, but university life is also about stepping away from the desk, making lifelong connections, and building core memories. The KOI Student Society (KOISS) has secured an incredible,
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[T126] Is exam stress and a packed schedule leaving you no time to breathe? This free weekly session at the heart of Sydney CBD gives students a practical, no-cost tool for managing stress and building the mental clarity that supports both study and social wellbeing. Heartfulness Meditation is a heart-centred practice originating from the Sahaj
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
