On behalf of Paddle Queensland and Paddle Australia, we are thrilled to welcome the 4670 SUP Club, BrisSUP Club, and the Sunshine Coast SUP Club to this year’s Sunshine Coast Boardsports Tri Series — a celebration of community, competition, and coastal culture. This exciting new series brings together the best […]
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Hosted by the Currumbin Creek Paddlers Club on June 8. To view the results click here.
The 2025 Moreton Bay Race was held on Saturday, May 10, 2025, at Nudgee Beach, Queensland by the Brisbane Paddling Club. A 13 km course from Tuckeroo Park (Nudgee boat ramp) to Bells Park Beach, Clontarf. The course event is designed for developing through to experienced ocean paddlers attracting 96
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The Gregory River Canoe Marathon 2025 – a paddler’s perspective It is 4am and I am sitting in the caravan at Melish Park, waiting for the dawn and the commencement of our 3000km journey back home. The race was held yesterday (4 May 25) and our little band of merry
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The Gold Coast Paddlesports Moody Civil & Pipe Wave Break Island Challenge was held on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at Main Beach, Australia attracting 110 craft across various disciplines and age categories. The event featured a diverse range of paddling disciplines, including surf skis (SKI), outrigger canoes (OC1, OC2, OC6),
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2025 Paddle Australia Canoe Marathon & SUP Championships Ten competitors (7 canoe marathon, 3 SUPs) travelled to Perth to compete in the 2025 Canoe Marathon & SUP Championships, hosted by the Ascot Kayak Club on the beautiful Swan River. The four-day event was very well organised, and the facilities were
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The Tingalpa Trot 2025, organised by the Wynnum Redlands Canoe Club, took place on Sunday, April 13, 2025, in Thorneside, Queensland. This paddling event featured both 4 km and 10 km races, attracting a total of 56 participants. The races commenced at 8:30 AM under a manual wave start system,
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Despite low early registrations due to wild weather linked to Cyclone Alfred, entries picked up in the final days, allowing the event to proceed. Race day brought sunshine and calm conditions, much to everyone’s relief. With small numbers across varied divisions, all participants received paddler bags and racer certificates. Prize
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Paddle Queensland would like to congratulate the 2025 Canoe Marathon State Team Members who will travel West and represent Queensland at the 2025 Paddle Australia Canoe Marathon and SUP Championships from Thursday the 10th of April to Sunday the 13th of April at the Ascot Kayak Club: Canoe MarathonBarry Hayden,
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Moody Civil & Pipe Wave Break Island Challenge It is my pleasure to welcome you to the inaugural Gold Coast Paddlesports, Moody Civil & Pipe Wave Break Island Challenge where will see junior, senior and master paddlers test their skills against mother nature and their mates on a range of
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