Tonga’s Milika Nathan to Defend Bowls Title at 2025 Champion of Champions
Tonga have confirmed that women’s World Bowls champion of champions singles holder Milika Nathan will be their representative for the 2025 event. Can…
Month: July 2025
Star Studded Global Event To Launch At CluBarham
The first ever World Bowls Series (WBS) Finals featuring the best bowlers from around the globe will be staged at cluBarham in New…
New World Bowls Series Rankings
The World Bowls Series ranking list several Oceania athletes in the top five, just behind the new female ranked No 1 (England’s Emily…
Brisbane 2032: A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity to Transform the Pacific Sporting Landscape
Marking exactly seven years to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, International Olympic Committee (IOC) Member Auvita Rapilla delivered a compelling keynote…
Oceania Athletics Association Mid-2025 Update
Strategic Partnerships OAA representatives recently engaged with a seminar hosted by the University of Queensland featuring Andrew Parsons, President of the International Paralympic Committee….
Seven Years to Brisbane 2032: A Call to Action for the Pacific
“Brisbane 2032 is not just Australia’s moment—it is ours too. The Pacific’s time is now.” Baklai Temengil, President, Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC)…
Brett Baudinet: A Historic Milestone for Pacific Oceania’s Davis Cup Legend!
In the world of tennis, few stories speak more powerfully to perseverance, pride, and regional impact than that of Brett Baudinet. Hailing from…
Small Island, Big Dreams: Tahiti’s Inspiring Journey Towards the Future
The journey was a long one to Tahiti’s first-ever Women’s Asia Cup and it’s only the beginning. SHENZHEN (China) – For the first…
Youth Leaders Program Shaping Community Champions in Oceania
Discover how the FIBA Foundation Youth Leaders Program is empowering young changemakers across Oceania through Basketball For Good initiatives. SUVA (Fiji) – The…
Oceania Remembers Nick Daroa: A Champion of Basketball and Community
FIBA in Oceania and the wider basketball community mourns Nick Daroa, a PNG basketball leader whose legacy shaped sport, community, and youth development…