2019 / 2020 Australian Summer Season highlights:

• The Australian Track & Field Championships will be held from Saturday 21st March to Sunday 29th March as Sydney celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
• The Australian Combined Event Championships (All Age Groups, Opens and Juniors) will now have a dedicated weekend on Saturday 15th - Sunday 16th February 2020.
• Zatopek 10 and the Women’s and Men’s 10,000 Australian Championships will move from the traditional Thursday evening to Saturday 14th December 2019 at Box Hill Athletics Centre while Lakeside Stadium is closed for re-surfacing from Oct 24th to Jan 10th.
• Melbourne will also host the Women’s and Men’s 5,000m Championships as part of the Melbourne Track Classic program on Thursday 6th Feb 2020.

The IAAF has recommended two programs A and B to be alternated, between event locations (Australia and New Zealand). With the support of OAA, AA and ANZ have agreed on a number of event changes between programs A and B (which are now finalised) to provide maximise performance.

In addition to the Australian Track & Field Championships there will be five IAAF Permit Meets in Australia and three in New Zealand

• Saturday 1^st Feb Jandakot Airport Track Classic IAAF Level C
• Thursday 6^th Feb Melbourne Track Classic IAAF Level C
• Thursday 13^th Feb Canberra Track Classic IAAF Level B
• Saturday 15^th Feb Hamilton (NZ) IAAF Level C
• Saturday 22^nd Feb Sydney Track Classic IAAF Level C
• Sunday 23^rd Feb Auckland (NZ) IAAF Level B
• Saturday 29^th Feb Wellington (NZ) IAAF Level B
• Friday 20^th March Brisbane Oceania Area Permit meet