“To be honest, it was a bit of a surprise.” Those are the words of Tasmanian and 2025 Volunteer of the Year winner Peter Barrett. A long-standing member of the Tasmanian and triathlon community, Peter was recognised for his contribution to the sport and his desire to...
Australia’s Para triathlon team will kick off their 2026 international season on 13 March, as Devonport once again welcomes the opening race of the World Triathlon Para Series. The coastal Tasmanian venue has long been a proving ground for Australia’s strongest Para...
Cronulla once again delivered a stunning day of racing as athletes from across NSW came together for a morning of swim run and remembering Richie Walker. Proceeds from this event go to support the work of the Heart Foundation.
Hosted by Panther Triathlon Club, the final race in the Billigence Pathway Series was fiercely contested. Along with winners from this round, the Overall Series Winners were also announced.
Island Triathlon, with its scenic, flat and fast course, played host to the NSW State Standard Distance Championships, with a fantastic turnout of both seasoned and first-time standard distance competitors vying for the title.
After taking home the Event of the Year award for under 500 participants at the annual AusTriathlon Awards, Devonport Triathlon’s Will Blackaby highlighted his joy in being recognised for the inaugural award. “It’s an incredibly proud moment for everyone involved in...
Sydney Motorsport Park lit up for one of the most electric events of the season, the NSW State Duathlon Championships, where over 150 athletes took on the run-ride-run format under lights.
As triathletes, we pride ourselves on pushing boundaries, building fitness and chasing personal goals. But no matter whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned age-grouper, training safely should always come first. Across swim, bike and run, one principle...
Remember this young triathlete’s name because we know she’s set for big things in her Para Triathlon journey
The next instalment of your Race-cation Series is all about the best beaches to recover from after racing.
The QLD Sprint Distance State Championships brought the heat to Robina on Sunday, January 11, 2026, as athletes went all-out from start to finish in Round 4 of the Pho3nix Queensland Tri Series. The event delivered fast, committed racing across swim, bike, and run, showcasing the incredible depth of talent within Queensland’s triathlon community.
Representing Australia, NSW and Tomaree Triathlon Club, Mark claimed the 70-74 Age Group gold medal with a near perfect execution.