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The hallowed surrounds of Brisbane Broncos Leagues Club saw Australia, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Cook Islands, Samoa and Tonga fight out the Region’s Championships.  The late change of venue tempered especially Australian participation, but the host nation came out on top, over New Zealand and Nauru. In the Women’s lifting, All Time Great Liz Craven […]

This years Oceania Championships are all set for Brisbane from December 13 —16. The venue is the stellar Brisbane Broncos Leagues Club, home of the tropical city’s premiere Rugby League team. Lifters from Australia, New Zealand and across the Pacific will be taking part in the Region’s true Championships. Greats such as World No.1 Liz

Fifty local lifters in the China Open set the stage for the two sessions of elite international powerlifting in the Asia Pacific Open. There was a full house audience all the way through as 23 of the region’s best lifters competed in the intense atmosphere of 50,000 attendees amongst hundreds of loud all equipped stalls

Over 100 lifters took part in the Fitness Show Sydney at the premier International Convention Centre for the Asia Pacific Challenge 20-22 April 2018. In addition to the traditional Oceania Nations mainland China made its debut on the World Powerlifting stage. Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong produced top performances, whilst powerhouse Nauru continued to

Cosmopolitan Singapore was the venue for 2017’s Oceania Championships, along with the Pacific Invitational. The latter event brought in Japan, Korea, Pakistan and Singapore, as well as the traditional Oceania nations. The result was over 200 lifters and a great competition organized by Say Tan and his crack SPF team. On the lifting platform World