We’re excited to introduce the Northern Beaches Junior Dragons, junior-only triathlon club located on the iconic Northern Beaches
Introducing Northern Beaches Junior Dragons
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Australian Age Group Team Shines on Home Soil at the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals
The 2025 World Triathlon Championship Finals in Wollongong marked an unforgettable week for Australian triathlon, with the nation’s Age Group Team delivering a dominant display across all distances and disciplines. Australia fielded over 1,200 athletes, registered...
‘I couldn’t think of a better way to end my career’: Sophie Linn calls time on triathlon after a home World Championships in Wollongong
After representing Australia on the world stage and achieving some of the sport’s highest honours, Olympian and Commonwealth Games medallist Sophie Linn has announced her retirement from professional triathlon, following a fitting finale at the 2025 World Triathlon Championships in Wollongong.
Wollongong Moments I Lara Dawson
For Canberra triathlete Lara Dawson, representing Australia at the 2025 World Triathlon Championships in Wollongong was an unforgettable first, and one that ended with two World Championship titles. Competing in the 20-24 Female Age Group category and representing the...
AusTriathlon Partners with Aid Station as Official Nutrition Partner
AusTriathlon is proud to announce a new whole of sport partnership with Aid Station, who join as our Official Nutrition Partner, fuelling athletes at every level, from members training for their first triathlon to our High-Performance Team competing on the world stage.
GRACE BRIMELOW RECEIVES SPORT AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP
Para triathlete Grace Brimelow is one of 32 athletes from 32 different sports who will share $150,000 in funding through the Sport Australia Hall of Fame 2026 Scholarship and Mentoring Program, and one of 10 athletes selected as a Tier 2 scholarship holder.
Celebrating Wollongong World Championships 2025
2025 Triathlon World Championship Finals in Wollongong have officially wrapped and what a celebration of sport, spirit, and community it was.
Matt Hauser Wins Australia’s First World Triathlon Series Championship Title in 20 Years
Queensland's Matt Hauser has won Australia's first Men's World Triathlon Championship Series (WTCS) Title in 20 years after an emphatic victory in front of a raucous crowd in Wollongong tonight. The 27-year-old proved unstoppable at the WTCS Grand Final, claiming both...
Aussies Set Podium Alight At World Triathlon World Championships on Super Saturday
Australia’s (para and able bodied) triathletes produced a triumphant day of racing at the World Triathlon Championships in Wollongong, with world titles, podium finishes, and breakthrough performances across all Para categories and culminating with the U23/Junior...
Age Group Athletes Shine Bright in Wollongong
Over 1,260 Age Group athletes took to the start line for the Sprint Distance World Championships in Wollongong, proudly representing their nations in what was a spectacular showcase of short, fast age-group racing. Swimmers were greeted with slightly cooler, overcast...
Junior Women Show Grit and Determination in Wild Wollongong Conditions on Day 2
Australia’s best young triathletes faced testing conditions at the World Triathlon Junior Championships in Wollongong today. The women’s race saw the southerly winds arrive just minutes before the swim started with the tighter, more congested M-shape course keeping...
Aussie Men Push To The Limit in Fast Junior World Championship Final
In a fast and tactical Junior men’s race, Oscar Wootton led the Australian charge, finishing a strong ninth against a world-class field. Teammates Zahn Spies (24th) and Oliver Moxon (38th) also showed grit in the tough conditions. “The swim was tough. We knew it was...