1. NSW Triathlon Affiliated Clubs are awesome and offer priceless benefits. Clubs remain the heartbeat of the sport, the center of everything we do as an organisation and for most of our wonderful members, the main reason to renew your membership. Clubs run local and...
Matt Hauser will arrive onto the one of the world’s most iconic avenues – The Champs Elysees – ready to put it all on the line for a slice of Olympic history at this year’s Paris Games.
With dreams of Paris on the line, the stakes have never been higher for Australia’s Paralympic hopefuls as they prepare for what many are calling ‘the biggest of their careers’.
Australia bagged two bronze medals at the World Triathlon Para Series Swansea, with Sam Harding (PTVI) and guide Aaron Royle finishing third, while Hannah MacDougall (PTS4) also came home in third-place in her World Triathlon Para Series series debut.
For over two decades, Delly Carr has been capturing triathlon’s most iconic moments, as a member of the Australian team for all six Olympic Games and two Paralympic Games which have included the sport.
Matt Hauser, Luke Willian, Natalie Van Coevorden and Sophie Linn will represent Australia at Paris 2024, with the quartet selected today by the Australian Olympic Committee.
AusTriathlon is pleased to announce the appointment of Directors Paul Stevens and John Lee to the Board along with the formation of a new Sub-Committee, the AusTriathlon Governance Committee.
Two-time Olympian Aaron Royle will don the green and gold once again, guiding Sam Harding at this weekend’s World Triathlon Para Series Swansea, with the aim to compete together at the Paris Paralympic Games.
The goal for Grace Brimelow and her team has been to compete at the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic Games. But, after a stellar year, the up-and-coming Para-triathlete could be heading to Paris.
World Triathlon has today announced that the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals Wollongong will be held from October 15-19
Eight months ago, Ellie Hoitink was lying in a Spanish hospital with a rod and six screws in her collarbone.
This weekend she’ll make her World Triathlon Championship Series debut in Cagliari, with sights set on Olympic Games selection.
Amidst the excitement of the upcoming NSW Triathlon Club Championships, there is a family whose passion for the sport runs as deep as their love for each other. Meet the Pickens – a testament to the unbreakable bonds forged through the highs and lows of triathlon...