Swimming
Officials forget Kaylee in chaotic ending
Officials are forced to intervene after forgetting Kaylee McKeown's backstrong leg at Australia vs The World.
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UK star channels Chalmers with celebration
Duncan Scott delivers a dig in jest to Kyle Chalmers at the Australia vs The World event.
‘Hardly making the papers’: Olympic star slams disparity amid revolutionary changes
Change is afoot for Australia’s most fruitful Olympic sport. And this is just the beginning of its planned revolution.
- Nick Wright
Swimmers set for epic battle
Australia's top swimmers will hit the pool in Brisbane, taking on the world in a major competition. Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown will be a key contender in the battle for the ages.
Aussie superstars ready to take on the world
Cameron McEvoy and Kaylee McKeown reveal why they are excited to hit the water for Australia v the World.
How Olympic swim champ is sprinting towards Brisbane 2032 – when he will be 38
A Paris Olympics phenom believes the growing popularity of a fledgling discipline holds the key to taking sprint swimming into the future.
- Nick Wright
Mollie O’Callaghan broke a world record. Kaylee McKeown decided to do the same
Australia’s Olympic swimmers continue to dazzle on the world stage, with Kaylee McKeown breaking a world record.
- Tom Decent
Why Titmus' retirement wasn't all that surprising
Bronte Campbell explains why she isn't shocked by Arianne Titmus' retirement call.
Titmus opens up on what’s next – and the moment she decided to hang up the goggles
“I don’t regret anything … I walk away knowing that I couldn’t have done any more.”
- William Davis
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