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 | Australian pair amongst canoeing tour survivors A Wellington Point couple survived the Asian tsunami in Thailand thanks to their pre-booked canoeing trip. |
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 | ICF Flatwater Racing Rule Changes The Australian Canoeing Flatwater Racing Committee has provided a commentry on the changes in the Flatwater Racing Rules that will apply from January 1 this year. |
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 | Border paddler plays role in K1 win THE Mercantile Kayak Club team including Albury paddler Alistair Carrie claimed victory in the K1 event of the Murray River Marathon at Swan Hill yesterday. |
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 | Paddlers to build a bridge in a mark of respect Paddlers on the Red Cross-Herald Sun Murray Marathon will today unite to form a bridge across the Murray River in a mark of respect for those who perished in the Asian quake and tsunami. |
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 | Red Cross Herald Sun Murray Marathon Results In what is a remarkable achievement Simon Stenhouse of the ACT took line honors in the world's longest flat-water canoe race for the fifth and final consecutive day. |
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 | Enormous Horns battle leaking kayak THE Borders Enormous Horns team had its share of problems on the Murray on Tuesday but is now fourth in its class. |
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 | Refuelling paddlers a great way to spread messages The Office of Gas safety is today offering paddlers in the Red Cross - Herald Sun Murray Marathon a special refuelling offer. |
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 | Surf lifesavers paddle to the rescue PADDLING 404km in a 250kg canoe is challenge enough, but rescuing people along the way takes the challenge to a whole new level. |
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 | The first continuous all-female circumnavigation of Tasmania by sea kayak Justine Curgenven and friends have completed a circumnavigation of Tasmania in 37 days making them one of only a handful of paddlers to do so and the first women to have achieved such a feat. |
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 | Beaconhills unstoppable The girl's from Beaconhills are unstoppable. Aiming to win their third consecutive title at the Red Cross Herald Sun Murray River Marathon these teenagers: |
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 | Paddlers in for their chop STRONG headwind made life difficult for paddlers on the first day of the Red Cross-Herald Sun Murray Marathon yesterday. |
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 | Windy conditions make going tough for competitors STRONG winds made conditions difficult for paddlers yesterday in the start of the annual Red Cross Murray Marathon. |
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 | Bandage, massage and a hug please! It's no walk in the park being a first aid volunteer at the world's longest annual flat-water canoe race. |
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 | Lifesavers on Murray river Ten lifesavers from Long Reef Surf Life Saving Club on Sydney's northern beaches are putting in some intense flat water training this summer in the Red Cross -Herald Sun Murray Marathon. |
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| Murray Marathon - Day one twice? Yes, due to flooding in the forest area along the Day 2 route we are not able to get full access to all the checkpoints which means that we cannot provide adequate safety and service to paddlers. |
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 | Murray Champion Joined By Son In December 1969, ten school friends came together in seven canoes to battle 250 miles of the mighty Murray River in order to raise $250 for Australian Red Cross. |
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 | Druce Appointed Head Coach of the Slalom Canoe/Kayak National Centre of Excellence The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) yesterday announced the appointment of Mike Druce as Head Coach of the Slalom Canoe/Kayak National Centre of Excellence (NCE). |
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 | 2005 Australia Day Canoe Polo Competition Entry forms for the 2005 Australia Day Canoe Polo Competition close in less than 2 weeks. |
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 | International 10m˛ Canoe Association Find out all the latest in Canoe Sailing including rule changes, the ICAA plans for the next four years, club updates and much more. |
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