In the early hours of Sunday morning (Australian time), three of Australia’s leading long course professional triathletes, Katie Remond, Penny Slater, and Regan Hollioake, will represent the green and gold at the 2025 IRONMAN World Championship in Kailua-Kona,...
With one week until the largest multi-sport event in the world, the World Triathlon Championship Finals, kicks off in Wollongong, WTCS number one Matt Hauser says he's feeling good and ready to race. Sitting in pole position on the World Triathlon Championship Series...
AusTriathlon is proud to announce Scape by The Living Company, Australia’s leading residential platform redefining how people live, as the naming rights partner of the AusTriathlon VIP Marquee at the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals in Wollongong from 15–19 October.
AusTriathlon is proud to announce the flag bearers for the 2025 Australian Age Group Triathlon Team in Wollongong for the 2025 World Triathlon Championships.
AusTriathlon is on the hunt for the next generation of endurance champions, with its search supported through the Queensland Academy of Sport’s (QAS) YouFor2032 program, driven by RACQ. Open to young Queenslanders with a background in endurance sport, the program offers a unique pathway from grassroots to green and gold.
AusTriathlon is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with 99 Bikes, Australia’s leading bicycle retailer, aimed at breaking down barriers to triathlon participation and supporting members at every stage of their triathlon journey
AusTriathlon is proud to announce a new partnership with The Carbon Project, an Australian owned, designed and operated premium cycling brand dedicated to delivering performance-driven, precision-engineered bikes.
AusTriathlon is proud to announce the selection of the Australian Senior Elite and Para Triathlon Teams for the 2025 World Triathlon Championships, to be staged in Wollongong from 15–19 October 2025.
With exactly one month to go until the World Triathlon Series Championships Finals descend on the shores of Wollongong, Matt Hauser has finished up the WTCS main tour with a tough battle in the Czech Republic overnight.
AusTriathlon is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Col Stewart, a pioneering figure in Australian and international triathlon, who passed away earlier today.
Sitting on top of the World Triathlon Championship Series leaderboard with the maximum points possible after five races this year, Australia’s Matt Hauser is heading into this Sunday’s race in the Czech city of Karlovy Vary with his eyes firmly on the Final in Wollongong on 19 October.
More than 100 Para-athletes will continue chasing their dreams at upcoming summer and winter Paralympics with the backing of a critical funding boost from the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and Paralympics Australia.