Australian Masters Games

90-year-old Heather Lee eyes world record at Australian Masters Games before Queen’s Baton Relay - 22-10-2017

At least one world record is likely to be set at the 16th Australia Masters Games as 90-year-old Heather Lee prepares to walk into the record books as she continues her incredible athletics career.

Trish Goodwin ecstatic with sub 60 at age 70 for Burnie10 in Games debut - 22-10-2017

Trish Goodwin has come a long way just four years into her running career and at her first Australian Masters Games she broke another major goal of crossing the finish line as a 70-year-old at the Burnie10 in under an hour.

TASSIE TIMES: 90-year-old walking for world record at #16AMG - 22-10-2017

Tassie Times: 90-year-old Heather Lee is looking to break the 3km walking world record tomorrow, Devonport's Trish Goodwin ran the Burnie 10 in sub 60 at the age of 70, walk amongst the famous tulips while in Tasmania's North West.

Oldest tag makes no difference to 93-year-old sailor Ted Moule - 21-10-2017

Ted Moule at 93 years old is the oldest competitor at the 2017 Australian Masters Games, but that is nothing more than a fun fact for the sailor from Hobart who is set for a big week on the water.

Victorian runner coached by Moneghetti wins 55+ road mile - 21-10-2017

Russell Jenkins was more than satisfied with his performance in the road mile on the first day of competition at the 2017 Australian Masters Games as he looks towards the longer distances.

TASSIE TIMES: Oldest competitor sets sail on day one of #16AMG - 21-10-2017

Today the oldest competitor, 93-year-old sailor Ted Moule, made his Australian Masters Games debut out on the water. It was a busy day in Ulverstone with the street mile and everyone is gearing up for the Games Opening and food and wine festival as Devonport's Roundhouse Park.

Hall of Fame netball star Lindy Singleton set for busy week - 20-10-2017

One of the busiest competitors in Tasmania’s North West over the coming week will be country netball star Lindy Singleton who is entered in duathlon, cycling and basketball at her eighth Masters Games.

TASSIE TIMES: One sleep to go until the Games begin - 20-10-2017

One more day until #16AMG kicks off - netball hall of famer Lindy Singleton has a busy week ahead, don't miss out on all Tasmania's North West has to offer, book your free ride the the Games Opening and start the evening off right with drinks and live music at Masters on the Wharf.

From 30 to 93 - Australia’s weekend warriors assemble in Tasmania for Australian Masters Games - 19-10-2017

Over 5,000 of Australia’s fittest and most enthusiastic weekend warriors assemble in Tasmania’s North West this weekend for the 16th edition of the Australian Masters Games.

TASSIE TIMES: Free ride to food and wine at the #16AMG Opening - 19-10-2017

It’s showtime! Games participants are starting to arrive in Tasmania, the accreditation centre is open for business, and it is only two more sleeps until the sport and social activities are in full swing.

Free transport to Games Opening - 19-10-2017

The 16th Australian Masters Games are offering free transport to the Games Opening and food and wine festival in Devonport this Saturday, 21 October.

Ten days until it's game on in Tassie - 11-10-2017

In just 10 days time the 16th Australian Masters Games will take over Tasmania's North West and kick off the week-long festival of sport. Now is the time to get Games ready and make sure you're prepared for the action packed week.

Less than 20 days until #16AMG - 02-10-2017

It's October, which means the 16th Australian Masters Games are right around the corner. A few sports are still open and taking entries.

Last call for entries with one month to go - 21-09-2017

Last call! With only one month until the 16th Australian Masters Games begin, entries close for most sports tomorrow night (Friday, 22 September) at 11:59pm.

Download What's On In - 19-09-2017

We've partnered with the app What's On In to help participants find out about all the social events happening before, during and after the Games in Tasmania's North West.