The Australian Nationals

The Australian National Championships.

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Last updated: June 4th, 2010

The Australian National Championships are held each year and the State Associations take turns being the "host" state.

The Australian Nationals include events for Free Flight, Control Line and Radio Controlled models.

Jack Black Memorial Trophy information

The Nationals have been flown (or will be flown) in the following states:

(you can access more details of each of the Nationals from the included links)

Number Year Month Host State Town

64th Nationals 2010-2011 December 2010/January 2011 Queensland Dalby

63rd Nationals 2009-2010 Dec 2009/Jan2010 Victoria Albury/Wodonga

62nd Nationals

2008-2009
CL & FF Dec 08/Jan 2009

RC April 2009
New South Wales
C/L & FF Albury

R/C Cootamundra

61st Nationals 2007-2008 December 2007 January 2008 Western Australia Perth

60th Nationals 2006-2007 December 2006 January 2007 Victoria Albury Wodonga Area

59th Nationals 2005-2006 April (after Easter) 2006 South Australia Milang, Murray Bridge,
Narrandera (outdoor FF)

58th Nationals 2004-2005 July 2005 New South Wales Richmond Area

57th Nationals 2003-2004 April 2004 Western Australia Busselton

56th Nationals 2002-2003 December 2002 January 2003 Victoria Albury/Wodonga

55th Nationals 2001-2002 December 2001 January 2002 Victoria Albury/Wodonga

54th Nationals 2000-2001 After Easter 2001 Western Australia Busselton

53rd Nationals 1999-2000 April/May 2000 New South Wales Nowra

52nd Nationals 1998-1999 January 1999 Queensland Toowomba

51st Nationals 1997-1998 April 1998 South Australia Waikerie

50th Nationals 1996-1997 July 1997 Northern Territory Darwin

49th Nationals 1995-1996 December 1995 January 1996 Victoria Ballarat

48^th 1994-1995 January 1995 Western Australia Mundijong

47^th 1993-1994 January 1994 New South Wales Wagga

46^th 1992-1993 January 1993 Queensland Bunderburg

45^th 1991-1992 April 1992 South Australia Waikerie

44^th 1990-1991 January 1991 Victoria Bendigo

43^rd 1989-1990 January 1990 Western Australia Bunbury

42^nd 1988-1989 January 1989 Queensland Amberley

41^st 1987-1988 January 1988 New South Wales Richmond

40^th 1986-1987 April 1987 South Australia Waikerie
39^th 1985-1986 December 1985 Victoria Wangaratta
38^th 1984-1985 January 1985 Western Australia Mandura
37^th 1983-1984 January 1984 New South Wales Richmond
36^th 1982-1983 January 1983 Queensland Warwick
35^th 1981-1982 January 1982 Victoria Horsham
34^th 1980-1981
Western Australia Albany
33^rd 1979-1980
New South Wales Goulburn
32^nd 1978-1979
Queensland Amberley
31^st 1977-1978
Victoria Camperdown
30^th 1976-1977
Western Australia Bunbury
29^th 1975-1976
South Australia Loxton
28^th 1974-1975
New South Wales Camden
27^th 1973-1974
Queensland Amberley
26^th 1972-1973
Victoria Geelong
25^th 1971-1972
Western Australia Northam
24^th 1970-1971
South Australia Srathalbyn
23^rd 1969-1970
New South Wales Wallacia
22^nd 1968-1967
Victoria Warrnambool
21^st 1967-1968
Western Australia Northam
20^th 1966-1967
South Australia Strathalbyn
19^th 1965-1966
Australian Capital Territory Canberra
18^th 1964-1965
Victoria Heatherton & Brooklyn
17^th 1963-1964
South Australia Strathalbyn
16^th 1962-1963
New South Wales Camden
15^th 1961-1962
Victoria Echuca
14^th 1960-1961
Queensland Rosewood
13^th 1959-1960
South Australia Gawler
12^th 1958-1959
New South Wales Camden
11^th 1957-1958
Tasmania Campbelltown
10^th 1956-1957
Victoria Traralgon
9^th 1955-1956
Queensland Archerfield
8^th 1954-1955
South Australia Mallala
7^th 1953-1954
Queensland Toowoomba
6^th 1952-1953
Victoria Bendigo
5^th 1951-1952
New South Wales Camden
4^th 1950-1951
South Australia West Beach & Glenelg
3^rd 1949-1950
Victoria Reservoir & Surrey Park
2^nd 1948
New South Wales Bankstown
1st 1938
New South Wales Richmond RAAF Base

Number	Year	Month	Host State	Town
64th Nationals	2010-2011	December 2010/January 2011	Queensland	Dalby
63rd Nationals	2009-2010	Dec 2009/Jan2010	Victoria	Albury/Wodonga
62nd Nationals	2008-2009	CL & FF Dec 08/Jan 2009 RC April 2009	New South Wales	C/L & FF Albury R/C Cootamundra
61st Nationals	2007-2008	December 2007 January 2008	Western Australia	Perth
60th Nationals	2006-2007	December 2006 January 2007	Victoria	Albury Wodonga Area
59th Nationals	2005-2006	April (after Easter) 2006	South Australia	Milang, Murray Bridge, Narrandera (outdoor FF)
58th Nationals	2004-2005	July 2005	New South Wales	Richmond Area
57th Nationals	2003-2004	April 2004	Western Australia	Busselton
56th Nationals	2002-2003	December 2002 January 2003	Victoria	Albury/Wodonga
55th Nationals	2001-2002	December 2001 January 2002	Victoria	Albury/Wodonga
54th Nationals	2000-2001	After Easter 2001	Western Australia	Busselton
53rd Nationals	1999-2000	April/May 2000	New South Wales	Nowra
52nd Nationals	1998-1999	January 1999	Queensland	Toowomba
51st Nationals	1997-1998	April 1998	South Australia	Waikerie
50th Nationals	1996-1997	July 1997	Northern Territory	Darwin
49th Nationals	1995-1996	December 1995 January 1996	Victoria	Ballarat
48^th	1994-1995	January 1995	Western Australia	Mundijong
47^th	1993-1994	January 1994	New South Wales	Wagga
46^th	1992-1993	January 1993	Queensland	Bunderburg
45^th	1991-1992	April 1992	South Australia	Waikerie
44^th	1990-1991	January 1991	Victoria	Bendigo
43^rd	1989-1990	January 1990	Western Australia	Bunbury
42^nd	1988-1989	January 1989	Queensland	Amberley
41^st	1987-1988	January 1988	New South Wales	Richmond
40^th	1986-1987	April 1987	South Australia	Waikerie
39^th	1985-1986	December 1985	Victoria	Wangaratta
38^th	1984-1985	January 1985	Western Australia	Mandura
37^th	1983-1984	January 1984	New South Wales	Richmond
36^th	1982-1983	January 1983	Queensland	Warwick
35^th	1981-1982	January 1982	Victoria	Horsham
34^th	1980-1981		Western Australia	Albany
33^rd	1979-1980		New South Wales	Goulburn
32^nd	1978-1979		Queensland	Amberley
31^st	1977-1978		Victoria	Camperdown
30^th	1976-1977		Western Australia	Bunbury
29^th	1975-1976		South Australia	Loxton
28^th	1974-1975		New South Wales	Camden
27^th	1973-1974		Queensland	Amberley
26^th	1972-1973		Victoria	Geelong
25^th	1971-1972		Western Australia	Northam
24^th	1970-1971		South Australia	Srathalbyn
23^rd	1969-1970		New South Wales	Wallacia
22^nd	1968-1967		Victoria	Warrnambool
21^st	1967-1968		Western Australia	Northam
20^th	1966-1967		South Australia	Strathalbyn
19^th	1965-1966		Australian Capital Territory	Canberra
18^th	1964-1965		Victoria	Heatherton & Brooklyn
17^th	1963-1964		South Australia	Strathalbyn
16^th	1962-1963		New South Wales	Camden
15^th	1961-1962		Victoria	Echuca
14^th	1960-1961		Queensland	Rosewood
13^th	1959-1960		South Australia	Gawler
12^th	1958-1959		New South Wales	Camden
11^th	1957-1958		Tasmania	Campbelltown
10^th	1956-1957		Victoria	Traralgon
9^th	1955-1956		Queensland	Archerfield
8^th	1954-1955		South Australia	Mallala
7^th	1953-1954		Queensland	Toowoomba
6^th	1952-1953		Victoria	Bendigo
5^th	1951-1952		New South Wales	Camden
4^th	1950-1951		South Australia	West Beach & Glenelg
3^rd	1949-1950		Victoria	Reservoir & Surrey Park
2^nd	1948		New South Wales	Bankstown
1st	1938		New South Wales	Richmond RAAF Base