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Development Tour Underway with Bedford Success

While Australia’s established stars are lighting up Oregon for the World Athletics Championships, a team of Under 23 athletes are completing a development tour in Europe as they bridge the gap to the senior ranks – kick-starting their campaign at England’s U20/U23 Championships.

There's no place like home: Hull ready for world final on home track

Wearing the green and gold at the historic Hayward Field is something Jessica Hull (NSW) is well familiar with. Tomorrow, on Day 4 of the World Athletics Championships, she’ll step onto her home track as one of two Australians in the Women’s 1500m final, along with compatriot Georgia Griffith (VIC).

Fantastic fourth for Montag at Oregon World Championships

Australian race walker Jemima Montag has achieved the fastest time by any Australian woman at a World Championships or Olympics, placing a triumphant fourth in the Women’s 20km Race Walk on Day 1 of the World Athletics Championships in Oregon, USA.

Made for Majors | Moloney Ready to Rumble

Ash Moloney is a rare beast. Sightings of the Australian decathlete are sparse yet spectacular, with Moloney equally as good at disappearing as he is at showing up – it adds to the intrigue of arguably Australia’s most prodigious athletic talent.

World Title Tilt | Buschkuehl Back at Brilliant Best

On the eve of the World Athletics Championships, the storylines had been written - hometown heroes, head-to-heads, redemption missions. Yet there is no greater author than the athlete themselves, and Brooke Buschkuehl’s latest chapter just shredded the narrative.

Home Away from Home | Hull's Hayward Hopes

Hayward Field has long been steeped in athletics folklore; a venue so rich in history that those who have stood in its presence swear that it is magic. The concept of ‘Hayward Magic’ may be foreign to many Australians, but Jessica Hull can attest to its transcendence.