Victorian Merlin Tzaros has always been involved in swimming, mountain biking and running, and four years ago found his love for triathlon and now is beyond excited to put on his Australian kit for the first time in Wollongong. “When I was little, I’d always be...
AusTriathlon is delighted to announce the selection of the Australian Junior and U23 Teams who will represent the green and gold at the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals, set to take place in Wollongong this October.
Tasmanian and Triathlon South member Simon Direen entered the triathlon community from a football background, but is now feeling a huge sense of pride ahead of representing Australia in Wollongong.
AusTriathlon is delighted to announce the selection of the Australian Junior and U23 Teams who will represent the green and gold at the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals, set to take place in Wollongong this October.
Nestled along the pristine coastline of Sydney’s south, Cronulla Triathlon Club holds a special place in the fabric of Australian triathlon.
South Australian Tempo Systems Triathlon Club member Connor Brink has already been racing triathlons for over ten years as a teenager and has been dreaming of representing Australia since day one.
AusTriathlon is delighted to announce the selection of the Australian Junior and U23 Teams who will represent the green and gold at the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals, set to take place in Wollongong this October.
We are excited to announce the 2025/2026 NSW ROSTA Squad and congratulate each athlete on their selection to the program.
This season 23 NSW clubs will be getting behind the incredible Finish Lines Not Finish Times program to support more women trying triathlon.
New South Wales local and Warringah Triathlon Club member, Nicole Ward has been racing in triathlons for over 20 years, who has her sights set on the 2025 World Triathlon Championships.
Northern Territory local Allirra Jennings is a passionate triathlete who has been able to experience the sport both at home and abroad, and she is focused on empowering more women in the sport.
Newly appointed South Australia Triathlon President Glenn Lydyard has been hooked on the sport since university and is relishing the opportunity to give back to the community that has been a part of his life for many years.