The 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo have marked a historic milestone for Oceania athletes, with record-breaking achievements across New Zealand, Samoa, and…
The ONOC President Baklai Temengil hosted the first ONOC Presidents’ Zoom Call on Thursday, marking the beginning of a new regular engagement platform…
The endorsement by sports stakeholders of the newly designed Regional Certificate IV in Sports Administration and Diploma in Sports Management marks a major…
ITTF-Oceania is pleased to recognise the support of the Australian Government through its PacificAus Sports partnership with the Australian Olympic Committee, created to…
Tonga have confirmed that women’s World Bowls champion of champions singles holder Milika Nathan will be their representative for the 2025 event. Can…
The first ever World Bowls Series (WBS) Finals featuring the best bowlers from around the globe will be staged at cluBarham in New…
The World Bowls Series ranking list several Oceania athletes in the top five, just behind the new female ranked No 1 (England’s Emily…
Marking exactly seven years to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, International Olympic Committee (IOC) Member Auvita Rapilla delivered a compelling keynote…
Strategic Partnerships OAA representatives recently engaged with a seminar hosted by the University of Queensland featuring Andrew Parsons, President of the International Paralympic Committee….
“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)…