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Kathryn Mitchell (Vic) is the new Australian record holder in women’s javelin, throwing 67.58m at a meet in Ringwood, Victoria on Sunday afternoon. It was...

Commonwealth Games champion and Australian record holder, Kathryn Mitchell, has won the Bislett Games Javelin in Oslo overnight.  Mitchell showed why she is one of the world's best javelin throwers, launching 56.07m to take the win by over 3 metres. The throw was far off her best, but the win is the win.

Six Aussies are set to compete at today's Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway. One of the premier Diamond Leagues on the circuit, the event culminates with the Dream Mile, a historic race that most of the world's greatest milers in history have contested. In the Dream Mile, Ryan Gregson, Australia's most professional, consistent, persistent (as well as fastest) 1500m runner of all-time will be looking to edge closer to Craig Mottram's Australian mile record.

By Len Johnson reporting from the Gold Coast Standing on the runway for her last throw of the Commonwealth Games javelin competition at Carrara Stadium...

Morgan Mitchell (Vic) has run a huge women’s 400m personal best on Diamond League debut this evening, after the day began outstandingly with Melissa...

Gregson, Harradine, Hills & Mitchell to fly Australian flag at IAAF Diamond League in Doha Ryan Gregson (NSW, 1500m), Benn Harradine (Qld, discus throw), Madeline...

Well then. That was something, wasn’t it? All summer the middle-distance events have been the spotlight of Australian athletics and, come the national championships,...

Adelaide, Australia; 13 March 2024 -  The business end of the 2024 Chemist Warehouse Australian Athletics Championships has arrived in Adelaide as the race for Paris 2024 heats up, with pole vault world champion Nina Kennedy and Diamond League discus champion Matthew Denny leading a field frenzy, while the nation’s middle-distance debate is settled over 1500m and the blue ribband events are run.

Melbourne, Australia; 13 February 2024: Just two sleeps remain until Australia’s biggest one-day athletics meeting erupts at Lakeside Stadium, as the highly anticipated Maurie Plant Meet – Melbourne sets the scene for homegrown heroes led by Torrie Lewis and a star-studded cast of international challengers featuring 2022 world champion Jake Wightman and athletics prodigy Sasha Zhoya.

Melbourne, Australia; 31 January 2024 -  Seven global finalists from the most recent World Athletics Championships and Olympic Games will bring major credentials to the field at the Maurie Plant Meet – Melbourne, led by Olympic medallist Nicola Olyslagers, as Commonwealth rivals Matthew Denny and Lawrence Okoye get ready for a clash of the titans in Melbourne.