A Para-badminton training camp and the Australian Para-badminton Championships are being held in Melbourne 25-27 November in conjunction with the Yonex BV Victoria Open and Graded Championships.
DetailsThe Pan Pacific under 19 Team Championships were played at Altona, Melbourne prior to the Australian Junior International
DetailsApplications are now open to all Member Countries of Badminton Oceania to support women in to develop and progress their leadership pathway in badminton.
Details10 young athletes from Cook Islands and 2 from Tonga travelled to Tauranga, New Zealand to take part in the badminton competition at the 2016 AIMS Games last week.
DetailsRobbie Thackham has commenced his role with Badminton Oceania as Coaching and Development Manager and we have moved offices to a larger space…
DetailsBadminton Oceania has released a new strategic plan; 2016 – 2020
DetailsFive New Zealand Coaches: Peter Jensen, Robbie Thackham, Brent Miller, Fanny Megahwati and Tracey Hallam, have achieved their BWF Level II qualification and the BWF Level I Tutor qualification…
DetailsOceania is represented at the Olympic Games in Rio by five players and two support staff from Australia and five Technical Officials; three from Australia and two from New Zealand
DetailsSidney Galos (New Zealand) upgraded from Oceania Accredited to Oceania Certificated
DetailsCongratulations to Jiten Bhatt who, following assessment earlier this year, has been confirmed as a BWF Certificated Umpire.
DetailsIt was a case of 99 colourful balloons creating chaos on Saturday at Yat Sen School Hall in Suva as the BWF Shuttle Time program was delivered to 99 in-service Primary Teachers…
DetailsBadminton Oceania is pleased to announce the appointment of Robbie Thackham as our Coaching and Development Manager
DetailsShuttle Time Tonga “A tool for Health and Well-being” is June 2016’s feature project on the Shuttle Time website.
DetailsDr Judith Cousins from Australia has been awarded the Oceania POWA (President Oceania Women Award)trophy for 2016…
DetailsAUCKLAND, New Zealand – The first day of Oceania Men’s and Women’s Team Championships at the X-TRM North Harbour Centre in Auckland was sometimes closer than the scoreboard suggests.
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