Six roller derby teams from across Australia are coming to Byron’s Cavenbah Centre on 21 and 22 March. They will raise funds for the Fletcher Street Cottage in Byron Bay a vital service providing breakfast, shower facilities, and support for those experiencing homelessness or housing stress.
Tweed Valley Rollers and Northern Rivers Roller Derby have come together to create the Northern Rivers Revolt – the sixth annual tournament that combines athleticism with community spirit and a deep commitment to social impact and growth.
‘The Northern Rivers Revolt has become a staple of the Australian roller derby calendar,’ say the event organisers.
Strong community
‘Reaching our sixth year is a testament to the strength of our local derby community. This year, the competition is tougher than ever, and we’re excited to showcase both our six-team tournament and a high-energy open-gender game.’
The six participating teams are: Geelong Roller Derby League – VIC (2025 winners); Canberra Roller Derby League – ACT; Inner West Roller Derby League – NSW; Mackay City Rollers – QLD; WestSide Roller Derby League – VIC; and River Valley Rollers – TVR/NRRD – NSW.
Tickets are available at the door, $5 adults and $1 kids and the first round starts at 9am.
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