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Australia national best marks

Best marks by Australia athletes in each event, compiled from the all-time lists we import. Derived national bests — not official national records (see note below).

25

Stored marks

23

Distinct marks shown

Men's Half Marathon

Derived 14 Sep 2026

Australia national best marks, men Half Marathon
# Athlete Mark Date Venue Age
1 Jack Rayner 59:53 15 Feb 2026 — —
2 Brett Robinson 59:57 2 Feb 2020 — —
3 Darren Wilson 1:00:02 19 Jan 1997 — —
4 Steve Moneghetti 1:00:06 24 Jan 1993 — —
5 Steve Moneghetti 1:00:27 26 Jan 1992 — —
6 Andrew Buchanan 1:00:28 2 Feb 2025 — —
7 Steve Moneghetti 1:00:34 16 Sep 1990 — —
8 Haftu Strintzos 1:00:36 2 Feb 2025 — —
9 Patrick Tiernan 1:00:55 16 Jan 2022 — —
10 Collis Birmingham 1:00:56 3 Feb 2013 — —
11 Edward Marks 1:00:57 4 Jul 2026 — —
12 Lee Troop 1:01:00 15 Jan 1999 — —
13 Liam Boudin 1:01:08 8 Mar 2026 — —
14 Steve Moneghetti 1:01:10 3 Oct 1993 — —
15 Pat Carroll 1:01:11 22 May 1994 — —
16 Isaac Heyne 1:01:13 1 Jun 2025 — —
17 Tim Vincent 1:01:17 8 Mar 2026 — —
18 Brett Robinson 1:01:20 1 Jun 2025 — —
19 Patrick Tiernan 1:01:22 20 Jan 2019 — —
20 Jack Rayner 1:01:24 5 Feb 2023 — —
21 Shawn Forrest 1:01:25 20 Mar 2011 — —
21= Collis Birmingham 1:01:25 16 Sep 2012 — —
23 Liam Boudin 1:01:26 1 Feb 2026 — —
24 Michael Shelley 1:01:27 18 Mar 2012 — —
24= Brett Robinson 1:01:27 4 Feb 2024 — —

Every mark in scope within the compiled depth. Equal marks share a rank ("1=" style). An athlete with marks for two nations appears under each nation represented at the time (e.g. Obikwelu under Nigeria and Portugal).

About this derivation

These lists are derived from the marks in our database — including the complete legal all-time lists imported from alltime-athletics.com — grouped by the nation the athlete was representing at each mark. They are not official national records: federations ratify national records under their own eligibility rules, and some marks here may not qualify.