Indigenous Marathon Project
With every stride on Sunday, First Nations runners Charlie Maher, Natasha Leslie and Bianca Graham are set to create history at the TCS Sydney Marathon.
Finishing a marathon is not an easy feat, but three Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander runners are eyeing their seventh, and are set to make history doing it.
Twelve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander runners have been selected from a record 323 applicants to join the 2025 Indigenous Marathon Project (IMP), a six-month program that culminates in the TCS...
A national search is underway for First Nations men and women aged 18-30 to apply for the 2025 Indigenous Marathon Project squad. The program, made world-famous by the 2011 documentary Running to Amer...
Proud Bunuba Kija woman Della Bedford recently completed the New York Marathon in an impressive time of 4 hours, 28 minutes, and 55 seconds. Reflecting on her experience, Ms Bedford, who hails from Fi...
The Indigenous Marathon Foundation (IMF) has announced its 2024 Indigenous Marathon Project squad, who will be heading to the the United States of America to compete in the iconic TCS New York City Ma...
The face of the Sydney Marathon is changing. The picturesque road race that crosses the Harbour Bridge and loops around to finish at the Opera House is in a battle against the Cape Town event and anot...
Jyedn 'Jye' Murray is close to doing what many would never contemplate: Running the New York City Marathon. The Wiradjuri-Ngemba man and APA physiotherapist needs a good performance at the upcoming Al...
The Indigenous Marathon Project Squad are on the hunt for people who want to reach their full potential. The Indigenous Marathon Project (IMP) is a highly regarded program that has gained recognition...
Ten First Nations people have embarked on the trip of a lifetime, travelling over 15,000km to successfully complete the 2023 New York Marathon.
Proud Kungarakan and Gurindji woman Allirra Jennings has become the first Indigenous woman to complete all six of the world's major marathons.
It is the biggest marathon in the world, in one of the biggest cities in the world but the New York Marathon did not intimidate the Indigenous Marathon Project squad of 2022.
Charlie Maher is turning a personal tragedy into a public act of inspiration for his people. The first runner to complete the Indigenous Marathon Project after crossing the line in New York City is se...