The Autumn 6 hr, 5hr, and 12hr rogaines were held at the beautiful Tarlo River National Park. The course was superb. Dane Roberts, Kieran Macdonell, Claire Lonergan and Craig Cowan set a course that took in the highlights including stretches of beautiful river, views from the hills and some amazing conglomerate rocks. The six hour event was comprehensively taken out by Rob Walter and Matt Crane on a score of 1970, the five hour event was won by our supervets Kathy Saw and Anne Sawkins with 320 points, and the 12 hr was won by David Baldwin and Julie Quinn on a score of 2560. See the event page for the full results, navlight splits,and hopefully a story! A few photos are in the gallery but please email David if you have others you would like to put up. Many thanks to all our helpers for the event: the setters above, Aaron Coles, Lucy McGarva, Ian Dias, Ari Piiroinen for vetting; Glenn Bridgart, Jean Douglass, Ron Simpson, Kath Bell, Danielle Winslow (first aid), Lyndall Adams, Claire Edwards for general help.

This year's Autumn event brings rogainers back to the beautiful Tarlo River National Park, which last hosted an ACTRA event in 2005.

There are three events being held on Saturday 20 April - a 6-hour and 12-hour events commencing at midday, and a 5-hour event commencing at 7pm for those wanting to focus only on nighttime navigation.

Tarlo River National Park is visited by few due to its limited public access, and offers ideal rogaining conditions with virtually no undergrowth. Many of the creek beds are fast travelling, and there are scenic views at some of the higher points. Several sections of the Tarlo River have lovely grassy banks and casuarina trees, and there is an incredible granite rock outcrop in the east of the map. Wildlife spotted by the course setters include kangaroos, wallabies, and emus!

So come and join us! Entries are open until Saturday 13th April, after that you pay an extra $10 per person late fee.