- The charityACNC registered · DGRDonations of $2 and over are tax deductible.
- The zip lineQualified operatorDual lane, harness and helmet, run by a licensed provider.
- On siteFirst aid all dayAt the Control Tower, with the water point alongside.
- The day18+ · alcohol-freeEvery activity is voluntary, including the zip line.
The challenge
Ten airport-inspired challenges. One spectacular zipline finale.
Canberra's Amazing Raise brings together teams of four from across the Canberra business, government and community sectors for a fast-paced day of teamwork, competition and fundraising at Brindabella Park. Your team will race through ten airport-inspired challenges before taking on a spectacular zipline finale across Canberra Airport.
Building on the success of the Big Wig Challenge, Canberra's Amazing Raise transforms the experience into an action-packed team event designed for workplaces, community groups and friends.
But the greatest achievement will happen beyond the course.
The reason
Every dollar stays close to home.
Every dollar your team raises for Canberra Hospitals Foundation will help provide more comfort, advance local research, support innovative healthcare and strengthen the connection between our hospitals and the community they serve.
Funds raised will support CHF to create a better healthcare experience for local patients, families and health teams by:
Giving comfort
When hospital feels overwhelming.
Powering research
That can change lives here and beyond.
Shaping tomorrow
Through equipment, innovation and new models of care.
Building community
Around patients and families when they need it most.

Why enter a team
A day out of the office your team will still be talking about in March.
Canberra's Amazing Raise is an opportunity to:
- Strengthen teamwork outside the usual workplace environment
- Give you and your team a shared goal and a memorable experience
- Demonstrate your organisation's commitment to the Canberra community
- Engage clients, colleagues and supporters in your fundraising
- Build healthy competition with other Canberra organisations
- Make a meaningful difference for patients and families across our public health services
The commitment
What it takes to enter a team.
Four things to line up between saying yes and the start line.
People
One team of four, 18 and over, any fitness level.
Thursday 12 November
Arrive 9:30am, awards done by 2:00pm. One day out of the office.
Team entry
$2,000 per participant, raised by your team. Workplace matching counts.
Funds received by
Just under two weeks before event day, so your team is confirmed on the manifest.
The Flight Manifest
Ten stations. One control tower. The full course.
Teams meet the stations in order, working clockwise from the start line beside the zip line touchdown. The Control Tower runs the day from the middle of the field.
Control Tower · Central Hub
Event comms, MC and the live leaderboard. Home of the Air Miles "Long Haul" tally board, with registration overflow, first aid and the water refuelling point alongside.
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Passport Check-In
Collect your passport, team allocation and your first stamp. Stamps are collected at every station you complete.
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Baggage Tetris
Fit the luggage pieces into your allocated suitcase. Two teams run it head to head.
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Airport Code Match
Match airport codes to their cities. SYD, CBR, LAX, LHR and a few that will catch you out.
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Inflatable Obstacle Course
A timed inflatable relay lane. Every participant races through in turn, and it resets fast.
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Ground Crew Relay
An obstacle relay carrying precious cargo safely to the aircraft. Soft toys, cones and mini hurdles.
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The Big Foot Racer Relay
Oversized novelty foot-racers, two teams at a time. It bridges the ground crew relay and the zip line, right where the day needs a lift.
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Flight Training
Pool-noodle javelin through the runway zones. Perfect runway, near runway, restricted zone.
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Flight Path Challenge
Launch a rubber Canberra Airport model plane through the airport target zones. Scored on accuracy, distance and target.
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Air Miles Challenge
Row or ride to collectively "fly" a real route. Your metres feed the day-long Long Haul target: Canberra to LAX is 12,300km.
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The Zip Line
The hero ride. Dual lane, two riders at a time, harness and helmet, qualified operator, running all day from the Control Tower down to the touchdown podium.
Dunk Your Boss
Open 10am–2pm, away from the main course. Nominate a boss, then come on down, cheer, and watch them go under, bring your wet gear or floaties if you're feeling brave. The Galley BBQ will be firing up nearby, and the Icon Water Lounge is open for any frequent flyers who'd rather watch the day unfold from the sidelines.
Nominate Your BossEvent site map
Brindabella Park, gate to gate.
The course runs clockwise from the start line beside the zip line touchdown, up the western side, across the top, and back down the eastern corridor under the zip line.

Run sheet
How the day runs.
Most stations work on a rotation with two teams at a time. The zip line and the Air Miles Long Haul run continuously, so nobody is standing still.
- 9:30amTeam arrivalIn through the west car park. Passport Check-In opens: passports, team allocations and the first stamp.Arrivals
- 9:45amInductionAt the Control Tower. Course, safety and format for the day.All teams
- 10:00amActivations startTwo teams per station, moving clockwise on the timer. The zip line and the Air Miles Long Haul run continuously from here.Course opens
- 1:30pmCourse completionFinal riders through the zip line gate and the Long Haul tally closes.Stations close
- 1:30–2:00pmWrap up, awards and thank youAt the touchdown podium, with the Galley BBQ running in the east car park.Closing
Final times are subject to site induction and CHF approval.

The zip line is not on the timer
It runs as a continuous queue from 10:00am to 1:30pm, two riders at a time on a dual lane, approximately 80 metres of run. All four members can ride, and most do it more than once.
Boarding sequence
How it works
Team up
Enter a team of four. Rally your workplace, your leadership group, your clients or your mates.
Raise together
We build your team page and four individual fundraising pages, then send the links to your captain. Your team raises the entry fee of $2k per participant and challenges other teams to beat the target.
Take on the day
Your team works through the ten challenge stations, culminating in a zipline finale at Brindabella Park, Canberra Airport.
Compete for the honours
Team results, a fundraising leaderboard and on-the-day chances to score bonus points, all announced at the finish line.
Bring your team spirit
Score extra bonus points by dressing for the occasion. Make it fun, make it different, make it all for a good cause.
The fundraising race
Your team's flight plan.
Three checkpoints between registration and the start line. Hit them and your team is cleared for departure.
Leaderboard
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The board fills as teams register and fundraising opens. The top of it is currently unclaimed.
Claim first placeBefore you board
Who can take part
Eligibility
- 18 and over. All participants must be 18 years or older on event day.
- Suitable health. Participants should be in suitable health to take part in the event activities.
- Everything is voluntary. You may withdraw from any activity at any time, including the zip line.
- A dry event. Alcohol is not permitted during event activities.
On the day
- Feeling unwell? If you feel faint, dizzy, unwell or experience pain, notify a CHF or Rigcom team member immediately.
- First aid and the water refuelling point both sit at the Control Tower, mid-field.
- Photography. Your team chooses at registration whether names, photographs and video may be used for promotional purposes, and can name anyone who would rather not appear.
- Spectators welcome. The spectator stand, First Class Lounge and the Galley BBQ run alongside the course.
Station sponsorship opportunities are open. Put your brand on a station, a lane or the leaderboard and back the day from the ground up.



