Whether you walk, jog, or run, every kilometre you move adds to your team’s journey along the 1,300 km virtual route from Broken Hill to Sydney. As your team logs distance, you’ll see your progress move across the map in real time, celebrating milestones together along the way.
Teamwork is at the heart of BH2S. Your kilometres count for the whole team, creating a shared sense of achievement and a little friendly competition with teams across the country. It’s a unique experience that combines teamwork, a live virtual journey, and the chance to help prevent family and domestic violence.
We have teams across Australia keen to welcome you. Use our Team Finder to locate your new friends.
Rally your crew, whether friends, family, clients or colleagues, and inspire others.
An impactful way to support organisation-wide conversations about healthy relationships. Reach out via our contact page and we will support you every step of the way.
The Broken Hill to Sydney Team Chase draws participants from across the country and globally, united by the mission to end family violence.
Together, participants have walked, jogged or run 42.2 times around the Equator during the Broken Hill to Sydney Team Chase.
For investment in primary prevention initiatives that are empowering our communities to eliminate family violence.
There are 5 quick steps for getting set up and moving in the 2026 BH2S Team Chase.
You can use most GPS watches, or an app on your phone to sync with our platform. If you don’t have a device we will send you instructions on how to track your distance manually.
Walk, jog, or run, anytime your active can count toward your total distance. Your team mates may clock more or less kilometres than you. The trick is to work together to achieve the total distance.
You’ll be riveted watching your team move across the virtual map chasing others to the finish line at Sydney.
The Broken Hill to Sydney Team Chase draws participants from local government areas (LGAs) across the country and globally, united by the mission to end family violence.
We have funded the training of more than 1000 respectful relationship education facilitators in communities in Australia.
Every dollar donated is invested into our communities through trackable initiatives that are making genuine progress toward the elimination of family violence.
All prices in GST & processing fees
Contribute 1km or more to your team total and enjoy a digital finisher’s certificate. A great option for first-timers or if you want to adjust your goals as you go. Enter on or before 16th August $50, after $60.
Contribute 40km or more to your team total and score a digital certificate to proudly display year-round. That’s 15km a week. Enter by 16 August for $60, then $70.
Contribute 130km or more to your team total to earn your limited edition Silver Medallion. That’s 48km a week. Enter by 16 August for $70, then $80. Only 360 available.
Contribute 200km or more to your team total to earn a limited edition Gold Medallion. That’s 74km a week. Enter by 16 August for $80, then $90. Only 180 available.
Less than you might think.
The 1,300km goal is shared across your whole team over 19 days, so the commitment is spread out and flexible.
There’s no requirement to walk or run every day. Most people simply aim to contribute what they can across the event.
As a guide a team of 10 averages around 130km per person across the event (about 48km per week), team of 20 averages around 65km per person across the event (about 24km per week).
That might be a short walk during the day, a longer weekend effort, a treadmill session, or kilometres already covered in other activities. It all counts.
The key is consistency over time, not daily targets or strict routines. You move at your own pace, in your own way, and everything adds up toward your team total.
Not at all. You can walk, jog, run or use a wheelchair.
The event is designed for people of all fitness levels. Some participants aim for just a few kilometres a day, while others take on bigger distances.
Because it’s a team event, the 1,300 km is shared across the whole team. That means the more people you have in your team, the less distance each person needs to complete.
The goal isn’t speed, it’s getting people moving and talking about family violence prevention while working together toward a shared goal.
Yes, you can take part from anywhere in Australia or around the world.
This is a virtual event, so there is no single location or organised in-person gathering. You complete your walks or runs wherever suits you best, around your neighbourhood, on a treadmill, at the gym, or on your usual route.
While everyone moves in their own local area, you’re still very much connected. Most teams stay in touch through group chats to share updates, encouragement and milestones, and our official Facebook community brings together participants from across Australia and around the world.
If you’re looking to join a team, there may be groups in your area or aligned to your workplace, sport or community. You can explore available teams through our Team Finder and join one that suits you.
As you track your kilometres each day, your progress is added to your team total and you move together along the virtual course from Broken Hill to Sydney.
It’s a shared experience, just without needing to be in the same place.
No problem. BH2S is a team event, but you don’t need to start your own team.
Simply use our Team Finder page to find an existing team that is welcoming new members. You can then join that team during registration and be part of the journey from day one.
The Broken Hill to Sydney Team Chase runs for 19 days each year, starting on 30 August and finishing on 17 September.
During that time, teams log their daily kilometres and track their progress along the virtual route between Broken Hill and Sydney.
Registrations usually open in early June and remain open into September, so you can still join after the challenge begins and contribute kilometres to your team.
Yes. Any kilometres you walk or run as part of other sporting events or physical activities can be included, as long as they are tracked and recorded.
This might include fun runs, organised races, sports events, gym sessions, walking groups or other active challenges you take part in during the event period.
If you’re moving, it counts toward your team total. Just make sure you track and upload your kilometres so they contribute to your journey from Broken Hill to Sydney.
2026 prices are as follows. Team members pay on an individual basis. If you like to pick up the tab for your team members please contact us to arrange a bulk purchase.
1km+ Merry Movers
Do any distance, 1km or more, and receive a digital finisher’s certificate. A great option for first-timers or if you want to adjust your goals as you go. Enter on or before 16th August $50, after $60 (inc processing fees and GST).
40km+ Bronze Bounders
Do any distance, 40km or more, and receive a digital certificate to proudly display year-round. Enter on or before 16th August $60, after $70 (inc processing fees and GST).
130km+ Silver Stars
Challenge yourself to 7km a day or more. Cover 130km during the 19 days of the event to earn your silver medallion. Enter on or before 16th August $70, after $80 (inc processing fees and GST).
200km+ Gold Getters
Can you do 11km or more per day? Go for gold! Cover 200km during the 19 days of the event to earn your gold medallion. Enter on or before 16th August $70, after $80 (inc processing fees and GST).
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