White Australia held our annual Summer National Meet, centred around Australia day, in South Australia this year.
Members and guests from across the nation converged on Adelaide for a 3 day event, featuring an elimination style kickboxing tournament of the top contenders representing each state, as well as an Australia Day demonstration and assembly, and a seminar and speech day.
Building on successes from previous national meets, our weekend was an enormous success, as our organisation continues to go from strength to strength.
More content to come over the coming weeks. Blood & Honour!
White Australia held our annual Summer National Meet, centred around Australia day, in South Australia this year.
Members and guests from across the nation converged on Adelaide for a 3 day event, featuring an elimination style kickboxing tournament of the top contenders representing each state, as well as an Australia Day demonstration and assembly, and a seminar and speech day.
Building on successes from previous national meets, our weekend was an enormous success, as our organisation continues to go from strength to strength.
More content to come over the coming weeks. Blood & Honour!
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