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TCS presents Australia’s oldest marathon.
For the ninth consecutive year, TCS is proud to serve as the presenting partner of Australia’s oldest marathon, the Canberra Times Marathon Festival. This iconic event continues to inspire thousands of runners and wheelchair athletes to push their limits, celebrate their achievements, and embrace the transformative power of endurance sport.
The Canberra Times Marathon Festival 2026 is more than a race—it’s a celebration of resilience, determination, and the belief that every step forward is a step toward a better future. With over 12,000 participants expected across the TCS Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k, 5k and Kids Dash, the 2026 event promises to be a testament to the unifying power of sport. As a true transformation partner, TCS is committed to fostering wellbeing, innovation, and community through sports.
Running transforms people, we transform businesses.
Since 2017, TCS’s partnership with the Indigenous Marathon Foundation has been central to our purpose‑led commitment to sports sponsorship.
Through this program, TCS has proudly supported over 160 IMF runners, to participate in the Indigenous Marathon Project, including their participation in the Canberra Times Marathon Festival, the TCS New York City Marathon, and the TCS Sydney Marathon.. These athletes have not only crossed finish lines but have also broken barriers, inspiring communities, and fostering a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture and history.