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This is your chance to share your ideas, hopes and visions for what orienteering in Australia could look like in 2030.
The selection panel has met and decided on the Australian team to compete in the 2025 European Sprint Orienteering Championships held in Hasselt, Belgium from 27-31 August 2025.
The 2024 Annual Report of OA has now been published and is available for reading on the OA website.
Read the September edition of The Australian Orienteer, available online now.
To prepare for the creation of a National Volunteer Strategy, have your say! Share insight into the current state of volunteering in orienteering.
Australia had a strong team representing in The World Games 2025: Caitlin Young, Milla Key, Angus Haines, Alastair George and Ben Rattray (team leader).
Progress points are now available after the three events for the Silva Medal 2025.
The Australia trio is on their way to Poland for the World MTBO Championships from 11-17 August.
Our Aussie team of Caitlin Young, Milla Key, Angus Haines, Alastair George and Ben Rattray (Team Leader) have arrived in Chengdu, China to compete in the 2025 World Games.
Today was an absolutely surreal day at EYOC2025! It was the SPRINT. Technical, thrilling, tricky and fast.
Fantastic results in the first EYOC event: the long distance.
European Youth Orienteering Championships 2025 is held from 17 – 20 July 2025 in Brno, Czechia. The Australian team is made up of 14 athletes and 4 team leaders.