It’s the event that almost wasn’t, but the iconic Mooloolaba Triathlon has stepped up to host the Oceania Triathlon Sprint Championships this weekend, despite a whirlwind of delays.
There’s more than just medals up for grabs at Sunday’s Australian Aquabike Championships at the Mooloolaba Triathlon.
IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong played host to the Australian Long Distance Championships and Australian Long Distance Aquabike Championships on Sunday 23 March, bringing together elite and age-group athletes for a thrilling day of racing.
In anticipation of Earth Hour—the global movement for environmental consciousness—on Saturday, 22nd March 2025, AusTriathlon is proud to launch its Environmental Sustainability Plan (2025-2028). This strategic initiative reflects AusTriathlon's commitment to reducing...
Six of Australia’s brightest young triathletes have satisfied the automatic selection criteria required to be nominated for the World Triathlon Under 23 and Junior Championships in Wollongong
AusTriathlon is thrilled to confirm the appointment of Non Stanford-Royle OLY MBE and Brendan Sexton OLY as coaches within the Olympic and Paralympic Programs, strengthening efforts to develop Australia’s next generation of triathlon champions.
Both with emphatic wins, Aussies Brandon Copeland and Richelle Hill have taken out the 2025 Oceania Triathlon Championships in Devonport.
Aspen Anderson and Jack Caldwell shone as they took out the gold medals at the 2025 Oceania Triathlon Junior Championships in Devonport.
Australia’s top para triathletes kicked their season off in style, securing seven gold medals at the World Triathlon Para Series Devonport.
The 2025 Devonport Triathlon is set to deliver thrilling races across all categories! From para athletes to juniors, catch all the live action from the World Triathlon Para Series and the Oceania Triathlon Championships.
Emma Jeffcoat’s triathlon career officially began a decade ago in Devonport, earning her professional licence by winning the Australian Age Group Open Championship.
Jack Woodberry isn’t just racing for a title – he’s racing for Tasmania. The 16-year-old has his sights set on back-to-back Oceania Triathlon Junior Championships, determined to defend his crown in front of a home crowd at this weekend’s Devonport Triathlon.