The latest national championships news I found is that the 2026 Australian Athletics Championships ran in Sydney from April 9 to 12, and the headline story from the final day was that Gout broke a world record while Hull returned to the throne.[1][8]
Australian Athletics has a results hub for 2026 championships and related national events, and World Athletics has the official meet results pages for the Sydney championships.[7][5]
If you want, I can turn this into a short medal/winners list by event.
From Cameron Myers’ international dominance to Australia’s race walking and wheelchair racing national champions being crowned, Australia's athletes have started 2026 hot.
www.athletics.com.auResults Home Results, Records & Top Lists Results Australian Championships Australian Track and Field Championships 2026 Results Mile (Sydney December 2025) Wheelchair (Canberra, January 2026) Walks (Canberra, January 2026) 2025 Results Senior Championships (Perth, April 2025) Junior Championships (Perth, April 2025) Wheelchair (Canberra January 2025) Mile (Sydney, February 2025) 2024 Results 2023 Results
www.athletics.com.auSprint king Lachlan Kennedy has doubled down on his sub-10 second heroics to be crowned Australia’s fastest man for the very first time.
www.athletics.com.auWorld Athletics Events and Results
worldathletics.orgAustralian Athletics is the national governing body for the sport of Athletics in Australia.
www.athletics.com.auDate: Thursday 9th – Sunday 12th April 2026 Entries Close: 12:00 PM, Monday 23rd March 2026 Location: SOPAC (Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre), Sydney, NSW The 2026 Australian Athletics Championships (including U20 Combined Events), will will bring together Australia’s most promising athletes, for four days of National Competition in Sydney, New South Wales. Victorian athletes who meet the eligibility and qualification standards will be given the opportunity to represent Victoria and...
athsvic.org.auView the results, live timing and start lists for the 2026 Australian Athletics Championships, scheduled for April 9 to 12 in Sydney.
www.watchathletics.com