(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.420) Big Kart Track: The largest commercial go-kart track in Oceania
26-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) The main track stretches about 1.2 kilometres in length and is designed to international standards, featuring wide straights, sweeping bends, challenging chicanes and tight hairpins that give drivers a real sense of racing dynamics.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.419) Skyline Rotorua Luge: The longest luge track in Oceania
23-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) Skyline Rotorua Luge is widely regarded as having the longest and most extensive luge track system in Oceania, with a combined track length of around 7.3 kilometres, making it the largest luge attraction in the Southern Hemisphere.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.418) TAB Eureka: The biggest harness race in Oceania
21-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) TAB Eureka is a premier Australian harness racing event and is widely regarded as the biggest harness race in Oceania, as well as the richest harness race in the world.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.417) Bundha Sports Centre: Oceania’s first vertical multi-use sports center
19-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) The Bundha Sports Centre in Fitzroy, Melbourne, is opening in early 2026. Its name, “Bundha,” comes from the language of the local Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people and is commonly translated as meaning “unity,” reflecting the centre’s role as a place that brings the community together through sport and physical activity.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.416) Red Bull Lighthouse-Leighton: The longest kiteboarding race in Oceania
16-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) The race course measures approximately 19 kilometres, running in a downwind direction that takes advantage of Western Australia’s strong and consistent summer sea breeze, locally known as the “Fremantle Doctor.”
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P. 415) Capertee Valley: The widest canyon in Oceania
14-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) At its broadest points, the valley stretches roughly one kilometer wide, with an overall length of around 30 kilometers, making it dramatically wider than better-known but narrower gorges such as the Grand Canyon’s side canyons or Australia’s own Jamison Valley.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.414) New Guinea’s peatlands: The largest peatland area in Oceania
12-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) They are considered the largest peatland system in Oceania, covering tens of thousands of square kilometres across the island of New Guinea, particularly in Papua New Guinea and the Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania Australia (P.413) Asmat swamp: The largest continuous swamp area in Oceania
09-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) Estimates of its total area commonly reach around 30,000 square kilometres, though exact figures vary because its boundaries shift with tides and seasonal flooding.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.411) Village Cinemas: The first cinema operator to introduce 4DX technology in Oceania
05-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) Village Cinemas became the first cinema operator to introduce 4DX technology in Oceania when it opened a 4DX auditorium at Village Cinemas Century City in Melbourne in October 2017.
(AURI) Journey to promote records in Oceania (P.410) Andrew’s Hamburgers: The oldest dedicated burger shop in Oceania
02-01-2026
(Worldkings.org) The shop was founded in 1939 in Albert Park, Melbourne by Andrew Georghiou, a Greek-Cypriot immigrant. What makes Andrew’s Hamburgers distinctive in record and heritage discussions is that, from its early years, it operated as a burger-focused takeaway, rather than a general fish-and-chips or mixed fast-food shop that happened to sell burgers as a side item.
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