Queenslander Richelle Hill, daughter of Olympian Rina Hill, had the city of Wollongong pumping this evening as she produced an outstanding sprint finish to take out the U23 Women's World Triathlon Championship Title in front of a roaring home crowd. In an enthralling...
In the first elite race of the Championships, the Men's U23 race saw the Australian men battle not only their rivals but also the intensity of the sun and heat in the middle of the day with Brayden Mercer finishing in 12th, Toby Powers 37th, Rory Thornhill 40th and...
His father Dean Mercer was a surf life saving legend and Wollongong sporting royalty and his mother Reen Corbett one of Australia’s best known ironwomen in Australia. Now Brayden Mercer is out to make his own mark in a different sport entirely - but inspired by a...
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...
Celebrating our depth of triathlon talent with a roll of athletes representing NSW as part of Team AUS at Wollongong World Championships 2025
For Queenslander Christian Seymour, what began as a casual attempt at a local triathlon in the mid-1990s has grown into a lifelong journey through the sport.
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.
Involved in triathlon for three decades, Tasmanian local Danika Bumford first found her love for the sport while in the Royal Australian Navy and now her triathlon community spans across both the country and the world.
Clubs from across the state converged on Moreton Bay for a spirited day of racing, with athletes of all ages and abilities competing across multiple distances to earn points for their clubs and vie for a share of the $9,000 prize pool at the 2025 AusTriathlon QLD Club Championships.
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.