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Australia national best marks

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

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Women's 10,000m

Derived 14 Sep 2026

Australia national best marks, women 10,000 Metres
# Athlete Mark Date Venue Age
1 Rose Davies 30:34.11 11 Jun 2025
2 Benita Willis 30:37.68 23 Aug 2003
3 Isobel Batt-Doyle 30:51.27 11 Jun 2025
4 Lauren Ryan 30:58.69 29 Mar 2025
5 Lisa Ondieki 31:11.72 30 Jun 1992
6 Eloise Wellings 31:14.94 12 Aug 2016
7 Ellie Pashley 31:18.89 28 Sep 2019
8 Sinead Diver 31:25.49 28 Sep 2019
9 Susie Power 31:26.34 6 Dec 2001
10 Madeleine Hills 31:41.10 5 May 2017
11 Hayley McGregor 31:43.14 4 Dec 2003
12 Holly Campbell 31:44.67 16 Mar 2024
13 Leanne Pompeani 31:45.90 6 May 2023
14 Celia Sullohern 31:50.75 9 Apr 2018
15 Kylie Risk 31:51.71 1 Jun 1996
16 Susan Hobson 31:54.57 6 May 1996
17 Carolyn Schuwalow 31:54.95 10 Dec 1991
18 Clair Fearnley 31:55.65 24 Feb 2000
19 Kerryn McCann 31:55.94 6 Dec 1999
20 Jenny Lund 31:56.35 10 Dec 1991
21 Lara Tamsett 32:01.60 29 Apr 2012
22 Genevieve Gregson 32:06.32 26 Jan 2021
23 Natalie Harvey 32:07.44 3 Jun 2000
24 Amelia Mazza-Downie 32:07.62 13 Apr 2023

One mark per athlete — the athlete's best while representing Australia. 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.