Australia’s Matt Hauser returns to Hamburg for this weekend’s World Triathlon Championship Series race as the man to beat – riding high at the top of the world-title deciding Series standings.
Australia’s Jack Woodberry and Addison Houslip have notched the biggest wins of their young careers, securing gold at the Europe Triathlon Junior Cup in Tiszaujvaros, Hungary.
It’s Back! The ‘Finish Lines… Not Finish Times’ Program Returns for 2025/2026 NSW Triathlon is proud to confirm the return of our flagship women’s participation initiative, Finish Lines… Not Finish Times, for the 2025/2026 season. Since its inception in 2019, this...
Australia is set to field its biggest-ever Age Group Team at a 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals, with 1,367 athletes selected to represent the green and gold on home soil in Wollongong.
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Craig Alexander, Emma Moffatt, and Katie Kelly have been appointed as Ambassadors for the World Triathlon Championship Finals to be held in Wollongong from 14-19 October, 2025.
Australia has closed out its World Triathlon Multisport Championships campaign with three more medals on the last day of competition in Pontevedra.
Australia has enjoyed its most successful day yet at the World Triathlon Multisport Championships in Pontevedra, adding three world titles and six medals from the Aquathlon events to take the country’s medal tally to 15.
World Triathlon and the Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO) have today confirmed that the T100 Triathlon Tour will head to Wollongong, Australia, in 2025, joining the program for the World Triathlon Championship Finals.
Australia’s medal tally at the World Triathlon Multisport Championships in Pontevedra has climbed to nine, with Tamika Baynes and Laura Gillard adding to the green and gold success in Thursday’s Cross Duathlon Championships.
From ‘Fun Triathlons’ to leading her local club as President for five consecutive seasons, Meagan Edwards is a Women in Triathlon who has inspired many within her local community.
Queensland’s Tamika Baynes has staged a stunning comeback to claim the world title at the Cross Triathlon World Championships in Pontevedra, just one year after missing the Townsville event due to a broken collarbone.