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Annual Report 2012-13 ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 Contents 2 From the President 6 From the Chief Executive Officer 10 From the Australian Sports Commission 12 High Performance 16 Competitions 20 Participation 24 Communications and Marketing 28 Life Governors, Life Members & Merit Award Holders 36 Vale 38 Australian Records 40 Registration & Participation Figures 42 Athletics ACT 44 Athletics New South Wales 46 Athletics Northern Territory 48 Queensland Athletics 50 Athletics South Australia 54 Athletics Tasmania 58 Athletics Victoria 60 Athletics Western Australia 62 Athletics Australia Board of Directors & Staff 64 Commissions & Committees 68 Financial Report 70 Summary of the Financial Report 72 Directors’ Report 77 Auditor’s Independence Declaration 78 Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income 79 Statement of Financial Position 80 Statement of Changes in Equity 81 Statement of Cash Flows 82 Notes to the Financial Statements 98 Directors’ Declaration 99 Independent Auditors Report 1 From the President This year has once again provided me with great confidence in the ability of our sport to succeed on the track and in the field. The administration of our sport continues to improve and I am pleased to reflect on our many successes throughout 2012/13. The highlight of this year was the outstanding 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games where so many talented young Australian athletes shone and it was great to witness their achievements as President of Athletics Australia. Performances of significant note during the year on the world stage included: 2012 IAAF World Junior 2012 Paralympic Games 1 Championships 3 London, Great Britain, Barcelona, Spain, 10-15 July 29 August-9 September The Australian Spark were extraordinary, with The 43-strong athletics section of the Australian the team achieving 14 top-eight performances Paralympic Team delivered 27 medals to the to rank 8th on the placing table with 60 points. overall Australian tally, with gold medal winning The five-medal haul equalled the number won performances by Kelly Cartwright (long jump), in Santiago, Chile in 2000 and is the best Evan O’Hanlon (100m, 200m), Todd Hodgetts performance since Sydney, Australia, hosted the (shot put) and Richard Colman (800m) a event in 1996. Congratulations to medallists highlight. The athletics team is the most successful Liz Parnov (silver - pole vault), Jake Stein (silver - for Australia in Paralympic history and the strong decathlon), Nick Hough (silver - 110m hurdles), performances in London have set the tone for this Damien Birkinhead (bronze - shot put) and Steven tradition to continue. Solomon (bronze - 400m), as well as the 13 athletes who achieved a personal best. 2012 IAAF World Half Marathon 4 Championships 2012 Olympic Games Kavarna, Bulgaria, 6 October 2 London, Great Britain, Australia fielded a team of four at the IAAF World 27 July-12 August Half Marathon Championships, with Liam Adams The London Olympic Games were a wonderful and Lara Tamsett the best placed male and showcase of world sport, and I was very female Australian competitors in 23rd and 14th excited to watch the performances of the whole respectively. Harry Summers finished one spot Australian Olympic Team. Congratulations to behind Adams in the men’s race. Olympic champion Sally Pearson on her inspiring performance in winning gold in the 100m 2013 IAAF World Cross Country hurdles, as well as her fellow medallists Mitchell 5 Championships Watt (silver - long jump) and Jared Tallent (silver Bydgoszcz, Poland, 24 March - 50km walk). Steven Solomon (400m) and the Freezing conditions and a very muddy course did men’s 4x100m relay team also delivered fantastic not deter Collis Birmingham from finishing an top-eight performances. 2 ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 extraordinary 8th in the men’s 12km race, with his Officer, Dallas O’Brien, on what has been another performance launching a very strong season for very busy and constructive year. Dallas and his the two-time national champion. Birmingham’s excellent administration team continue to ensure strong result assisted in delivering 7th place that athletics is very well run throughout our overall for the Australian men’s team of five. The country. Australian team also included nine juniors, with Michaela Quinn the best placed (25th) in the Thank you to all our Commission and Committee girl’s 6km race and Morgan McDonald the first members for their time and expertise provided to Australian past the post (33rd) in the boy’s 8km Athletics Australia. race. A special thanks to our Chairman of Selectors, Oceania Athletics Championships Dion Russell, and his fellow Selectors for their 6 Papeete, Tahiti, devoted and detailed work on team selections in 3-5 June what has been a difficult year. An Australian team of 43 was selected to compete at the Oceania Athletics Championships and what To our eight Member Associations, representing a very strong result they delivered. The green and the six states and two territories across our vast gold medal tally was 12 gold, seven silver and country, I extend my most sincere thank you for three bronze (total of 22) and I congratulate all on your contribution to the success of track and their achievements. field in Australia. Your unwavering attention to the detail of executing our shared agenda for I extend sincere thanks to my fellow Directors the sport is something to be commended and I of the Board of Athletics Australia. couldn’t be more impressed by the direction in which we are heading. Firstly, thank you to my two Vice Presidents, David Grace and Nick Moore for their much- I would like to sincerely acknowledge the appreciated advice, counsel and support. To Matt Australian Sports Commission for your increasing Mahon, Peter Bromley, Anne Lord and Melissa counsel, support and understanding of athletics. Babbage, thank you all for your most valued Together with the Australian Olympic Committee, contributions and considerations to the many the Australian Paralympic Committee and the aspects of leading athletics in Australia. Australian Commonwealth Games Association, the Australian Sports Commission provides The Athletics Australia Board of Directors has absolutely vital financial assistance to the high continued its strategic responsibilities to athletics performance goals we so earnestly seek to and worked in close association with the executive achieve in Australian track and field athletics. management and staff of Athletics Australia. A special thank you to the Chairman of the A special thank you to Eddie McGuire who Australian Sports Commission, John Wylie AM, recently retired from the Board of Directors after for his intense interest in the future of Australian eight years of distinguished service and a warm athletics both at senior and little athletics levels. welcome to Nathan Deakes as the Athletes’ Thank you also to their Chief Executive, Simon Commission representative. Hollingsworth, and his very competent team. The Board of Directors is an excellent group of Thank you also to the outgoing Federal Minister multi skilled individuals, all with a passion for for Sport, The Hon. Kate Lundy MP, for her athletics. They perform their duties on a voluntary enthusiastic and keen understanding of Australian and honorary basis. We are very fortunate indeed athletics throughout her tenure in the role, and I to have such an enthusiastic and competent wholeheartedly welcome the new Federal Minister Board of Directors at Athletics Australia. for Sport and Minister for Health, The Hon. Peter Dutton MP, to his new role. We look forward A special acknowledgement to our Chief Executive to working alongside you and your Coalition Government in the years to come. 3 Thank you to the State Institute and State The International Association of Athletics Academies of Sport throughout Australia that Federations (IAAF) has once again been terrific play a key role in the development of so many in providing guidance and funding this past year. Australian athletes and coaches. I would like to specifically thank IAAF President, Lamine Diack, and the General Secretary, Athletics Australia and Little Athletics Australia Essar Gabriel, for their interest and support of continue to work more closely together in the Australian athletics. interests of improving Australian track and field. The joint venture between our two bodies Our thanks also extend to the Oceania Athletics continues to be successful, including the ongoing Association, specifically Geoff Gardner, the introduction of a more seamless transition from President, and Yvonne Mullins, the Executive little athletics to club athletics particularly through Director. Their continuing dedication to the sport dual membership. of track and field in our region is outstanding and our relationship with them as the representative The relationship between our two current of the IAAF in our area continues to strengthen autonomous organisations throughout Australia with the upcoming introduction of IAAF Coaching has never been better. It has been a pleasure to Courses and IAAF Kids Athletics to Australia with work with the President of Little Athletics Australia, their support. Dereck Fineberg, and the recently appointed Chief Executive Officer, Martin Stillman, along with their The IAAF celebrated its Centenary in Barcelona, Board of Directors, on the many considerations Spain, last November and I had the privilege surrounding the possibility of our sport being of attending. It was truly outstanding to see our merged. own Betty Cuthbert inducted as part of the first group to the International Athletics Hall of Fame The Australian Government, through the and I extend my sincere thanks to Qantas, the Australian Sports Commission, has been strongly Australian Olympic Committee, David Prince and encouraging and has taken leadership over an my colleagues at Athletics Australia for ensuring initiative to merge since early 2013 through a that Betty was able to travel to the event in Steering Committee chaired by John Wylie. These comfort. discussions continue, and I am grateful to so many involved for recognising the importance of Betty is an icon of our sport both domestically our outstanding sport becoming ONE.
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