Have your say! 2026 Quality of Experience Survey now open
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is encouraging members from across the country to complete its Quality of Experience Survey, providing an important opportunity to share feedback and help shape the future of table tennis in Australia.
All to play for as National Hopes Tour rolls into 2027
Table Tennis Australia’s 2026/27 National Hopes Tour standings are continuing to take shape, ahead of the fourth of five stops on the tour, which is set to take place at the Menai Indoor Sports Centre from 18-22 January.
Recipients of 2026 Club Capability and Growth Grants confirmed
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the successful recipients of its 2026 Club Capability & Growth Grant Program, supporting clubs across Australia to strengthen their operations, improve facilities and equipment, and create more opportunities for community participation.
TTA announces 2027 Event Schedule
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce its 2027 National Event Schedule, with a packed calendar of tournaments and championships set to bring together players, coaches, officials and table tennis communities from across the country.
TTA Releases October 2026 National Rankings
The Table Tennis Australia (TTA) National Selection Panel is pleased to announce the release of the National Rankings List for October 2026, highlighting the performances of athletes across all categories.
TTA announces team for 2027 ITTF-Oceania Cup
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the selection of four Australian athletes for the 2027 ITTF-Oceania Cup, following invitations allocated to Australia by ITTF-Oceania.
2026 WTT Youth Contender (Ballarat) EOI
Sat 14 Nov 2026 09:00 - Tue 17 Nov 2026 21:00
2026/27 TTA National Hopes Tour & Pathway - NSW
Mon 18 Jan 2027 08:00 - Fri 22 Jan 2027 16:00

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