(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.465) Atlassian Central: The tallest hybrid timber tower in Oceania
31-07-2026
(Worldkings.org) Rising to a structural height of 182.6 metres (approximately 180 metres) with 39 storeys, Atlassian Central became the tallest hybrid timber tower in Australia and Oceania, as well as the tallest of its kind in the world at the time it reached its full height.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.464) Mars Petcare: The largest pet food manufacturer in Oceania
18-06-2026
(Worldkings.org) Mars Petcare employs more than 900 people across Australia and New Zealand and operates some of the region's largest pet-food production facilities. Its newest plant in Wodonga, Victoria, can produce around 290 million cat-food pouches annually, reinforcing the company's dominant position in the Oceania pet-care market.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.463) SunRice: The largest rice producer, processor, marketer, and distributor in Oceania
09-06-2026
(Worldkings.org) According to Australia's Department of Agriculture, SunRice (Ricegrowers Cooperative Limited) receives, stores, processes, and markets approximately 99% of Australia's rice production under its long-standing arrangement with the Rice Marketing Board of New South Wales. The company also exports about 85% of Australian rice production to more than 70 international destinations.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.462) NSPC: as Oceania’s oldest continuously operating skydiving club
26-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) Established around 1960, the club is widely regarded as Oceania’s oldest continuously operating skydiving club.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.461) Atalanta Cycling Club: The first all-women’s cycling club in Oceania
25-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) The Atalanta Cycling Club was the first all-women’s cycling club in Oceania, founded in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 18 August 1892. It was created at a time when women cyclists were still controversial in many parts of the world.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.460) Towers 4 Change: The largest charity stair-climbing event in Oceania
19-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) Participants can choose to climb a single tower or complete the full “vertical marathon,” which covers 286 floors and 5,148 stairs. The tallest tower in the challenge reaches 82 levels and includes 1,476 stairs.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.459) Australian Tourism Exchange: The largest annual tourism and travel trade event in Oceania
18-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) The event regularly attracts more than 2,500 tourism professionals and hundreds of international buyers from over 30 countries, generating significant economic value for Australia’s visitor economy and reinforcing the country’s position as one of the world’s leading long-haul travel destinations.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.457) Anytime Fitness Sydney Airport: Oceania’s first dedicated airport-based gym
11-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) Sydney Airport introduced a new fitness concept in March 2026 with the opening of Anytime Fitness Sydney Airport, located inside the T1 International Arrivals terminal in Mascot, New South Wales. The facility is widely recognized as Australia’s first airport gym and is also considered Oceania’s first dedicated airport-based gym.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.457) Air New Zealand Hangar 4: The largest single-span timber arch aircraft hangar in Oceania
08-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) The facility covers around 15,000 square metres in total, including a hangar floor of about 10,000 square metres along with workshops, storage, and engineering support areas. Its enormous clear-span timber structure stretches approximately 98 meters without internal support columns
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.456) Colonial Museum: The oldest natural history museum in Oceania
04-05-2026
(Worldkings.org) The museum was established in 1827, during the British colonial period, with the initial purpose of collecting and studying “rare and curious specimens” of the natural world.
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