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  1. Area Record Holder Announces Retirement
  2. OAA COMPETITION COMMISSION: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
  3. Alex Beddoes: Sportsmen of the Year
  4. AREA NEWS: FEBRUARY
  5. Ratcliffe Sets New Area Record at Porritt Classic
  6. Oceania 20km Race Walk Championships
  7. Fiji’s Sprinter, Heleina Young, Awarded Inaugural Scholarship
  8. Tokyo Qualifiers, Records, and GIO OzDay10k
  9. Hull and Baxter Set New Area Records
  10. Palau: 4th Annual Koror Kolor Run
  11. Maurie Plant: Tributes and Memories
  12. 2020 Melanesian Championships: New Location
  13. NMA 38th Annual Christmas Island Relay
  14. Congratulations to newly elected OAA President Robin Sapong Eugenio of the Northen Mariana Islands
  15. McSweyn claims Zatopek 10,000m Victory in Record Time
  16. Sir Peter Snell, a New Zealand Athletic Legend who Always be Remembered
  17. Day 9 & 10: Doha Report
  18. Doha Report: Day 8
  19. Doha Day 7: Report
  20. Doha Report: Day 6
  21. Doha Report: Day 3
  22. Doha – Day Two
  23. Day 1: Competition Begins
  24. Press Release: 2021 OCEANIA AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS
  25. Sally Pearson, one of Australia’s greatest Olympians, has announced her retirement. 
  26. Oceania Athletics Council 2019-2023
  27. Athlete of Photography: Interview with Casey Sims
  28. Olympic Day 2020: How our MFs Celebrated
  29. Oceania Area President Sapong: post-Covid-19, ‘I think we’re going to come out stronger’

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December 15, 2019
McSweyn claims Zatopek 10,000m Victory in Record Time

Stewart McSweyn capped a hugely successful 2019 with a win at the annual Zatopek 10,000m in Melbourne on Saturday night

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September 21, 2017
Ashgabat produces multiple National Records

The Asian Indoor Games, has seen Oceania athletes set multiple national records over the three day meet. The Oceania region, was represented by ASA, COK, FIJ, FSM, GUM, KIR, MHL, NRU, PLW, SAM, SOL, TUV, VAN in Turkmenistan. With top quality line ups coming to the meet, it was always going to be a fantastic…

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February 27, 2017
McCartney ascends to new heights

Eliza McCartney yesterday cleared 4.82m to break the Oceania Record Pole Vault record, previously held by Alana Boyd, at 4.81m. McCartney was a clear winner in the competition, held at the Auckland Track Challenge. She continues a good run of form to start the season for the 20 year old, after winning the Vertical Pursuit…

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