Para world records continued to tumble at the Hancock Prospecting Australian Virtual Short Course as session three rounded out this morning with racing in Hobart, Brisbane and Perth, after sessions in the days before in Sydney and Melbourne.

During a week of virtual meetings of all 12 of the World Triathlon Committees and Commissions before Sunday’s Congress, a picture has been painted of a sport striving to move forward

Swimmers from all over the country rejoiced as they dived back into the pool in five different states to compete in the Hancock Prospecting Australian Virtual Short Course.

Swimmers from all over the country rejoiced as they dived back into the pool in five different states to compete in the Hancock Prospecting Australian Virtual Short Course.

With Members of World Triathlon getting ready for the upcoming Congress, we would like to announce further dates and events that have been added

Rai Valley brother and sister Alec and Brooke Swan prevailed in strong currents at race two of the Port Nelson Swim Series on Thursday.

The program is free for schools thanks to the support of presenting partner Optus and state governments.

Top New Zealand freeskier Byron Wells has announced his retirement from the NZ National Freeski Team and competitive freeskiing.

The Challenge Wanaka team in conjunction with Wanaka Medical have created a new challenge for next February, which everyone can participate in, the Wanaka Medical Social Triathlon.

Nelson swimmer Oxford Bayley celebrated his 17th birthday in style, winning the opening race of the Port Nelson Sea Swim Series on Thursday.