The Australian National University Boat Club was formed in 1964 and is the Australian Capital Territory's oldest rowing club. It is one of the most successful sporting clubs at the University, and has won ANU Club of the Year for the last 8 years. Our primary purpose is to foster rowing for the benefit of the University and broader community and we cater to all standards of rower from beginner to elite. The Club is ideal for those who would like to further their rowing career, for those who want to participate in University Games and local regattas, or those who are keen to try something new. The ANU Boat Club has a proud history of competition, having produced national champions and representatives, as well as champions in intervarsity and interstate competition. Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

The Burley Griffin Canoe Club (BGCC) is dedicated to promoting the sport of canoeing and kayaking at all levels and all ages in the Canberra, Australia region. It currently has approximately 170 members and is active in most disciplines of canoeing. Burley Griffin Canoe Club aims to develop opportunities and encourage participation in all aspects of competition and recreational canoeing in the ACT. Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

The Canberra Griffins were established in 1996, making it one of the longest established clubs that trains and competes in the exciting sport of dragon boat racing in the ACT. We are a family friendly sports club and encourage everyone to give dragon boating a go. We have members who are social paddlers through to ACT representatives and we all train and race together focusing on technique, timing and working as a team. We strive to improve our own abilities without losing sight of the fact that it is a fun sport with great team spirit. Everyone gets to paddle at every regatta. Whilst we train hard on the water, we also love to catch up off the water to share a coffee, cake or meal after paddling. Griffins hold several social events throughout the season (e.g. Christmas party), and we also get together to volunteer in other local charitable and sporting events. Canberra, ACT Australia

Dragon Boat ACT (DBACT) is the governing body that promotes and supports the sport of dragon boating in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Dragon Boat ACT is a business name of Canberra Dragon Boat Association Inc. Dragon boating in the nation's capital continues to grow in strength. Today DBACT has over 700 members across 9 sporting teams and 4 school teams. Canberra, ACT Australia

PaddleNSW is your organisation. It is run by a keen group of volunteers dedicated to providing member paddlers in NSW and the ACT with the best opportunities to pursue their sport or recreation. PaddleNSW has negotiated an interim affiliation with Australian Canoeing (AC), giving PaddleNSW members the same access to AC services as paddlers in other states. Two membership options are available giving two different levels of AC provided services. Sydney Olympic Park, NSW Australia

Rowing ACT is the peak rowing body for the Australian Capital Territory and South East New South Wales. It is an incorporated Association operating under its own Rules and By-Laws. A Committee, which normally meets monthly, runs the Association and is elected annually. The Association's primary functions are to foster the sport in the region and to control regattas within the region. All rowing clubs in the region that wish to take part in races within Australia must be affiliated with the Association. Canberra, ACT Australia