Noosa’s Nick Sloman and TSS Aquatic’s Moesha Johnson have been crowned Australian Champs in the Men’s and Women’s 5km Open events respectively, on the final day of the 2021 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships in Coolum.

A team of sixty swimmers, kayakers, cooks and skippers last week took on a swim of close to 40km along the length of Abel Tasman National Park from Totaranui to Kaiteriteri.

TSS Aquatic’s Kai Edwards and Noosa’s Nick Sloman will progress to the next stage of the Tokyo Olympic qualifying process after finishing first and second respectively

Our nation's finest open water swimmers will head north this weekend to contest the 2021 Australian Open Water Swimming Championships at the Ozi Ski Resort in Coolum, Queensland.

World Athletics launches #WeGrowAthletics to take further strides towards greater gender equality in sport

Grant Robertson announces $950k investment into increasing gender equity capability across the sport and recreation sector in Aotearoa New Zealand

Sport NZ has launched a two-year partnership with Variety - the Children’s Charity - aimed at enabling tamariki and rangatahi (young people 4 to 18 years)

Cancelled, the 2021 TSB New Zealand Surf Life Saving Championships (TSB Nationals) due to COVID-19 Alert Level uncertainty.

Women in Sport Aotearoa announced they are disappointed to announce ‘Women You Can Bank On’ Dunedin postponed

Organisers are praising the “fantastic spirit” and performance of more than 850 competitors at this year’s Surf Life Saving New Zealand (SLSNZ) Oceans ’21 event in Mt Maunganui, despite Covid-19 level changes forcing a cancellation of the final day.