Australasian Intervarsity Debating Championships

The Australasian Intervarsity Debating Championships (known colloquially as "Australs") is an annual debating tournament for teams from universities in the Australasian region. It is one of the world's largest debating tournaments, second only in size to the World Universities Debating Championship (WUDC), the European Universities Debating Championships (EUDC) and one of the largest annual student events in the world. Australs follows the Australia-Asian Debating format (three speakers plus replies), rather than the British Parliamentary Style used at WUDC. It is held every year in early-July under the auspices of the Australasian Intervarsity Debating Association (AIDA). The host university is selected a year before at a meeting of the Council of the Australasian Intervarsity Debating Association.

The best speaker of the tournament is awarded the "Martin Sorensen Trophy", and the best speaker of the Grand Final is awarded the "Jock Fanselow Cup".

The most recent edition of Australs was held by EduDrift in partnership with Multimedia Nusantara University. The tournament was hosted in Jakarta, Indonesia. The current champions are Oliver Hervir, Sophie Shead and Udai Kamath of the USU,University of Sydney Union.[1]

History

Since the inaugural tournament at the University of Sydney in 1975, Australs has continually expanded the scope of its participants, now attracting around 300 competitors each year from around the Asia-Pacific region. Australs was significantly modernised in 1993 when a new constitution was introduced by then AIDA President. The Constitution provided for standard rules of debate and adjudication, and provided for extended voting rights for non-Australian and New Zealand participants. Currently teams come from Australia, Bangladesh, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Russia and the Philippines.

Prior to the inception of the AIDA in 1990, there were occasional problems with the administration and rule-format for Australs, as the running of the tournament was left to the host university, with a meeting of all Universities at the end of the competition. There was little ongoing supervision of the hosts, and adjudication standards varied widely.

Gender and Diversity

In 1992 an affirmative action requirement was introduced to ensure that at least one third of each University's contingent must be female, unless the circumstances could be justified. This was prompted by the poor representation of female debaters at Australs. In 1990 only 8% of all speakers eligible to make the finals at Australasian championships were female, although women were over-represented as adjudicators. In 1991, the year before the introduction of the affirmative action requirement, the first women's meeting was held to discuss ways to combat the problem. At that time the participation rate had risen to 21%, with the introduction of a number of universities as first-time participants. Few women were represented in the finals, however. The intention behind the introduction of the rule was that it would encourage universities to promote debating to a large number of potential members and train their debaters before they attended Australs. It was also thought that this would encourage a greater diversity of speaking styles, rather than what was seen as a very aggressive style by a number of very successful and talented Australian male debaters, and this would benefit all debaters and universities.

Past champions and hosts

Year Champions Runners-up Hosts
2024 University of Sydney (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia) Multimedia Nusantara University (Indonesia)
2023 University of Sydney (Australia) National University of Singapore (Singapore) Chulalongkorn University (Thailand)
2022 [2] University of Sydney (Australia) University of the Philippines Diliman (Philippines) Western Sydney University (Australia)
2021 [3] Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines) Macquarie University (Australia) Held online by National Speech and Debate Association (Nepal) and Debate Network Nepal due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2020 Australian National University (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia) Held online by Monash University (Australia) due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2019 University of Melbourne (Australia) Australian National University (Australia) National University of Singapore (Singapore)
2018 Macquarie University (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia) University of Malaya (Malaysia)
2017 Australian National University (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia) University of Queensland Debating Society (Australia)
2016 International Islamic University Malaysia (Malaysia) University of Sydney (Australia) University of Western Australia (Australia)
2015 University of Sydney (Australia) University of Auckland (New Zealand) SolBridge International School of Business (South Korea)
2014 Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) University of Sydney (Australia) University of Otago (New Zealand)
2013 University of Sydney (Australia) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) Universiti Teknologi MARA (Malaysia)
2012 Monash University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2011 Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) National University of Singapore (Singapore) Chung-Ang University (South Korea)
2010 Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) University of Auckland (New Zealand) University of Auckland (New Zealand)
2009 Monash University (Australia) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) Monash University (Australia)
2008 University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines)
2007 University of Queensland Debating Society (Australia) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) Universiti Teknologi Mara (Malaysia)
2006 Monash University (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2005 University of Sydney (Australia) Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines) University of Queensland Debating Society (Australia)
2004 Monash University (Australia) Multimedia University (Malaysia) University of Technology, Sydney (Australia)
2003 University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Multimedia University (Malaysia)
2002 University of Melbourne (Australia) Australian National University (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia)
2001 Monash University (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia) Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)
2000 Monash University (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia)
1999 University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
1998 Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) University of Sydney (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia)
1997 University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia) De La Salle University-Manila (Philippines)
1996 Monash University (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia) Australian National University (Australia)
1995 University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia) Monash University (Australia)
1994 Macquarie University (Australia) University of Technology, Sydney (Australia) University of Tasmania (Australia)
1993 Monash University (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia) International Islamic University (Malaysia)
1992 Monash University (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia)
1991 Australian National University (Australia) Monash University (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia)
1990 University of Sydney (Australia) Australian National University (Australia) University of Adelaide (Australia)
1989 Australian National University (Australia) Australian National University (Australia)
1988 University of Sydney (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia) National University of Singapore (Singapore)
1987 University of Sydney (Australia) University of Otago (New Zealand) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
1986 University of Sydney (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia) University of Melbourne (Australia)
1985 University of Sydney (Australia) University of Otago (New Zealand) University of Auckland (New Zealand)
1984 University of New South Wales (Australia) University of Adelaide (Australia)
1983 University of Adelaide (Australia) University of Sydney (Australia)
1982 Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
1981 University of Sydney (Australia) Monash University (Australia)
1980 Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) University of Canterbury (New Zealand)
1979 University of Sydney (Australia)
1978 University of Sydney (Australia)
1977
1976 University of Melbourne (Australia)
1975 University of Sydney (Australia)

Awards and Prizes

Martin Sorensen Trophy

The 'Martin Sorensen Trophy' is awarded to the best speaker of the tournament.

A prize recognising the tournament's best speaker was first awarded in 1989, however in 1994, it was renamed the Martin Sorensen Trophy in honour of the outstanding Monash University debater who died in July 1993 – only days after winning the award for the second time in a row.

Sorensen was considered to be the finest debater of his generation. In addition to being awarded the Best Speaker prize twice, he won the tournament twice, was a runner-up once, and was selected in the Australian Test team 3 years in a row. After his death, it was decided that the Best Speaker award would be named in Sorensen's honour to preserve his memory, and it is common for Australs debaters to be educated about his legacy even now, 20 years after his death.[4]

The Trophy is awarded to the debater with the highest total sum of speaker scores in the preliminary rounds of competition. It is considered to be the most prestigious individual award in Australasian debating.

Year Name University
2024 Charlie Ryan University of Sydney (Australia)
2023 Udai Kamath University of Sydney (Australia)
2022 Udai Kamath
Matthew Toomey
David Africa 		Macquarie University (Australia)
University of Sydney (Australia)
Ateneo De Manila University (Philippines)
2021 Oliver Cummins University of Sydney (Australia)
2020 Sourodip Paul
Ploopy 		Australian National University (Australia)
Taylors University (Malaysia)
2019 Connor O'Brien University of Melbourne (Australia)
2018 Imogen Harper University of Sydney (Australia)
2017 Imogen Harper
Dominic Guinane 		University of Sydney (Australia)
Australian National University (Australia)
2016 Emma Johnstone University of Sydney (Australia)
2015 Tyrone Connell University of Melbourne (Australia)
2014 Asher Emanuel Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2013 Daniel Swain University of Sydney (Australia)
2012 Chris Bisset Monash University (Australia)
2010 Victor Finkel[5] Monash University (Australia)
2009 Amit Golder Monash University (Australia)
2008 Naomi Oreb University of Sydney (Australia)
2007 Sayeqa Islam Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2006 Elizabeth Sheargold[6] University of Melbourne (Australia)
2005 Ivan Ah Sam University of Sydney (Australia)
2004 Mathew Kenneally Australian National University (Australia)
2003 Tim Sonnreich[7] Monash University (Australia)
2002 Tim Sonnreich[7] Monash University (Australia)
2001 Steve Bell University of Melbourne (Australia)
2000 Kim Little Monash University (Australia)
1999 Dan Celm[8] Monash University (Australia)
1998 Praba Ganesan De La Salle University-Manila (Philippines)
1996 Lizzie Knight
Phillip Senior 		Monash University (Australia)
University of Western Australia (Australia)
1995 Christian Porter
Matthew Richardson 		University of Western Australia (Australia)
University of New South Wales (Australia)
1994 Tony Burke University of Sydney (Australia)
1993 Martin Sorensen Monash University (Australia)
1992 Martin Sorensen Monash University (Australia)
1991 Julian Beckedahl
Rufus Black 		Monash University (Australia)
University of Melbourne (Australia)
1990 Camilla Newcombe Australian National University (Australia)
1989 Richard Douglas Australian National University (Australia)

Jock Fanselow Cup

The best speaker in the Grand Final is awarded the 'Jock Fanselow Cup.'

Jock Fanselow was a debating legend in New Zealand and Australasia. Representing Victoria University, he won Australs in 1980, and 1982 – the first person to win Australs twice. He was best speaker in the Grand Final of both years. Unfortunately, ill health plagued Jock since birth and a suppressed immune system saw him contract a virus which led to his death in January 2006 at the age of 48. Jock's debating teammates, friends, and family donated a cup in his name and it was first presented at Australs 2006, held at Jock's home university, Victoria University of Wellington.

Year Name University
2024 Sophie Shead University of Sydney (Australia)
2023 Charlie Ryan University of Sydney (Australia)
2022 Sam Trotter University of Sydney (Australia)
2021 Toby Leung Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines)
2020 Amrit Agastia Australian National University (Australia)
2019 Connor O'Brien University of Melbourne (Australia)
2018 Georgia Chahoud Macquarie University (Australia)
2017 Callum Dargavel Australian National University (Australia)
2016 Ameera Natasha Moore International Islamic University (Malaysia)
2015 Evie Woodforde University of Sydney (Australia)
2014 Nicholas Cross Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2013 Daniel Swain University of Sydney (Australia)
2012 Kiran Iyer Monash University (Australia)
2011 Udayan Mukherjee Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2010 Stephen Whittington Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2009 Amit Golder Monash University (Australia)
2008 Naomi Oreb University of Sydney (Australia)
2007 Sayeqa Islam Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2006 Roland Dillon Monash University (Australia)

Boby Andika Ruitang Memorial Trophy

The best ESL speaker of the tournament is awarded the 'Boby Andika Ruitang Memorial Trophy'.

The trophy was introduced after Boby's passing in 2021 to commemorate their exceptional contribution to debate in Asia and support of ESL speakers in global debating.

Year Name University
2024 Annika Wang University of Sydney (Australia)
2023 Ahsan

Kuhan Karttikeyn

University of Malaya (Malaysia)
2022 Bea Legaspi University of the Philippines Diliman (Philippines)
2021 Sajid Khandaker BRAC University (Bangladesh)
2020 Ploopy

Sourodip Paul

Taylor's University (Malaysia)

Australian National University (Australia)

2019 Sajid Khandaker
2018
2017 Syarif Fakhri International Islamic University Malaysia (Malaysia)
2016 Mubarret Wassey International Islamic University Malaysia (Malaysia)
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009 Tirza Reinata University of Indonesia (Indonesia)
2008
2007 Astrid Kusumawardhani University of Indonesia (Indonesia)

Best EFL speaker

Year Name University
2024 Annika Wang University of Sydney (Australia)
2023 Sunghyun Park National University of Seoul (South Korea)
2022 Brian Hose Antonio Hambur Universitas Gadjah Mada (Indonesia)
2021 Kanan Ishizaka University of Tokyo (Japan)
2020 Atsushi Sumida Keio University (Japan)
2019 Kanan Ishizaka University of Tokyo (Japan)
2018
2017 Derril Pramana Tungka University of Indonesia (Indonesia)

Best reply speaker

Year Best reply speaker University
2024 Sophie Shead University of Sydney (Australia)
2023 Daniel Yim University of Sydney (Australia)
2022 David Africa Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines)
2021 Umbar Sandhu University of Auckland (New Zealand)
2020 Amrit Agastia
Ignacio Villareal 		Australian National University (Australia)

Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines)

2019 Kevin Lee University of Sydney (Australia)
2018 James Stratton University of Sydney (Australia)
2017 James Stratton University of Sydney (Australia
2016 Emma Johnstone University of Sydney (Australia)
2015 Edward Miller University of Sydney (Australia)
2014 Asher Emanuel Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2013 Asher Emanuel Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
2012 Elle Jones[9] University of Sydney (Australia)
2011 Elle Jones University of Sydney (Australia)

See also

References

  1. ^ "Australs 2024 | Results". edudrift.calicotab.com. Retrieved 25 August 2024.
  2. ^ "Campbelltown Australs 2022".
  3. ^ "Nepal Australs 2021".
  4. ^ "Monash Association of Debaters: Martin Sorensen". Archived from the original on 14 July 2011. Retrieved 2011-06-12.
  5. ^ "Victor Finkel - a world debating crown" (PDF). Retrieved 13 September 2021.
  6. ^ "Monash win Australs 2006 - TOP TEN SPEAKERS". idebate.org. 9 July 2006. Retrieved 30 September 2021.
  7. ^ a b Michael Stagg (September 2005). "Tim Sonnreich". monashdebaters.com. Retrieved 27 August 2021.
  8. ^ "Austral-Asian Debating Championships 1999 - Individual Rankings". idebate.org. 2 May 1999. Retrieved 30 September 2021.
  9. ^ "Here, here: Australs 2012". usydunion.com. Retrieved 7 July 2024.

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