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  1. Oceania Athletics Championships 2022 – Mackay, Australia
  2. Continental Tour 2022: Oceania
  3. World Athletics Veteran Pin
  4. Brian Roe – World Athletics Plaque of Merit
  5. Historical Moment for Ashley Moloney; Oceania’s first Decathlon Olympic Medal
  6. Once-in-a-Lifetime Games; Privileged to be a Technical Official 
  7. Flack, Snell, Doubell … Peter Bol?
  8. Dame Valerie Adams: Oceania Athletics’ GOAT
  9. Oceania Identified Athlete from Tuvalu makes Olympic Debut
  10. Oceania Athletics Tokyo2020 Event Previews
  11. Jonah Harris on Track to Create Nauru History
  12. Global Conversation
  13. 2020 MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTS
  14. Oceania One Day Meetings 2020-21
  15. Cook Islands Games
  16. World Athletics – Wrap Up
  17. Lauren Bruce Claims Area Hammer Throw Record
  18. McSweyn Area Record
  19. Project W.I.N: HPTC Athletes take on Nutrition
  20. Area Record Holder Announces Retirement
  21. OAA COMPETITION COMMISSION: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
  22. Alex Beddoes: Sportsmen of the Year
  23. AREA NEWS: FEBRUARY
  24. Ratcliffe Sets New Area Record at Porritt Classic
  25. Oceania 20km Race Walk Championships
  26. Fiji’s Sprinter, Heleina Young, Awarded Inaugural Scholarship
  27. Tokyo Qualifiers, Records, and GIO OzDay10k
  28. Hull and Baxter Set New Area Records
  29. Palau: 4th Annual Koror Kolor Run
  30. Maurie Plant: Tributes and Memories
  31. 2020 Melanesian Championships: New Location
  32. NMA 38th Annual Christmas Island Relay
  33. Congratulations to newly elected OAA President Robin Sapong Eugenio of the Northen Mariana Islands
  34. McSweyn claims Zatopek 10,000m Victory in Record Time
  35. Sir Peter Snell, a New Zealand Athletic Legend who Always be Remembered
  36. Day 9 & 10: Doha Report
  37. Doha Report: Day 8
  38. Doha Day 7: Report
  39. Doha Report: Day 6
  40. Doha Report: Day 3
  41. Doha – Day Two
  42. Day 1: Competition Begins
  43. Press Release: 2021 OCEANIA AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS
  44. Sally Pearson, one of Australia’s greatest Olympians, has announced her retirement. 
  45. Oceania Athletics Council 2019-2023
  46. 2006 Oceania Championships – Samoa
  47. Gender Leadership Program
  48. 2004 OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS – Townsville
  49. 2002 Oceania Championships – Christchurch
  50. 2022 FIJI NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 

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May 25, 2022
2006 Oceania Championships – Samoa

OCEANIA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2006 Apia (December 12-16) By Bob Snow (Photos and Story) As in recent Oceania Athletics Championships, this 8th edition started with a Grand Prix Series. The original idea was to hold the competition in Suva, Fiji, but politics got in the way of the best made plans.  We all knew that a…

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May 7, 2022
2004 OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS – Townsville

OCEANIA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2004 Townsville (December 16-18)  By Bob Snow Townsville is the first town to hold the OAA Championship for a second time. The infrastructure and the circle of local officials have made it an easy decision to hold the event there more than once. All the action took place at the Townsville…

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May 1, 2022
2002 Oceania Championships – Christchurch

OCEANIA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2002 Christchurch (December 12-14)  After successful Oceania Grand Prix competitions in Ballarat and Melbourne, the sporting caravan crossed the Tasman Sea to New Zealand to get ready for the sixth Oceania Athletics Championships in Christchurch.  After an impressive Maori welcoming ceremony, the IAAF Area Delegate, Bill Bailey, was required to reply…

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April 19, 2022
2000 Adelaide Oceania Championships

OCEANIA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2000 Adelaide (August 24-26)  Coming just a month before the start of the Sydney Olympic Games, it was a meet fraught with tension, drama and importance. The Senior and the Youth Championships were held in conjunction with each other. In this outing of the OAA Championships the Junior Division was replaced…

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April 11, 2022
1996 TOWNSVILLE – OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sixteen nations competed in the third Oceania Athletics Championships, including the Federated States of Micronesia who had been admitted to the IAAF (now World Athletics) earlier in the year. There were 42 events contested with 22 for men and 20 for women.  The outstanding athlete of the meet was Tonga’s Siulolo Liku who won the…

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April 5, 2022
1994 AUCKLAND OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS

The second Oceania Athletics Championships was held in Auckland, New Zealand, from 22-26 February. This is right in the middle of the Australian and New Zealand Athletics season, but it was a very early wake-up call for many of the island nations. The venue was the Mt Smart Stadium, home of the 1990 Commonwealth Games….

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