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Paralympic Talent Search | Walsh Encourages Next Generation

Sarah Walsh had Paralympic aspirations before she knew what sport she could excel in, if any. It comes as no surprise that the Paralympic long jumper is an advocate for Future Green and Gold and the Paralympic Talent Search, aimed at unearthing the next generation of stars ahead of Brisbane 2032.

A Legacy Built On People | Hilliard Takes His Final Bow

For 42 years, Craig Hilliard has been a steady force in Australian athletics, guiding athletes and coaches alike with an instinctive understanding of people and a devotion to their success. Now, as he retires from a life spent on the track, his impact resonates across generations.

Hum Leaps into Life after Athletics

Long jumper Nicholas Hum has called time on his athletics career, bowing out of the sport as a Paralympic bronze medallist and three-time Paralympian to turn his attention to his young family and business.

Catriona Larritt appointed to Athletics Australia Board

Athletics Australia is pleased to confirm the appointment of Qantas executive and former Australian representative Catriona Larritt to its Board of Directors, following her formal appointment after the Annual General Meeting today.

Boden and Bromley Honoured with Life Membership

Neil Boden and Peter Bromley have been honoured with Athletics Australia Life Membership for outstanding contributions to Australian athletics, following today’s 2024 Annual General Meeting in Melbourne.

Out of the cage and into the next chapter | Sarah Edmiston announces retirement

Sarah Edmiston’s presence on the field has always spoken louder than words. Known for her precision and focus, the Paralympic bronze medallist has built an illustrious career through quiet determination and powerful performances. After her final competition at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, the two-time Paralympian steps into retirement reflecting on a journey marked by purpose, resilience, and a lasting impact on Australian para athletics.

Graduation day for Australia’s future head coaches

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has celebrated the graduation of the first participants of the National Gen32 Program – an initiative aimed at providing a pathway to the Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games coaching ranks.

Cowley recognised for climate advocacy at BBC Green Sport Awards

Australian race walker Rhydian Cowley, a bronze medallist in the marathon race walk mixed relay at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, was named the Green ‘World Athlete of the Year', in recognition of his climate advocacy and promotion of environmental sustainability at both local and global levels.

Behind the Scenes | Olympic Psychology with Jonah Oliver

Presented with the world’s best athletes in the form of their life, performance psychologist Jonah Oliver’s job is to ensure that translates to results. Steering away from motivational quotes and cliches, he deals in skills and behaviours for Australian stars including Olympic champion Nina Kennedy.