F-bomb’s golden parting gift to Seebohm
Breakout swim star Kaylee McKeown has delivered a parting gold medal gift to teammate and retiring legend Emily Seebohm, solidifying the pair’s unbreakable bond.
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Bennett’s coaching future clouded — or is it?
One of the most extraordinary records in Australia ends next month when Wayne Bennett officially becomes unemployed. Or so we’re told, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
Titmus set to cash in on new-found global stardom
Her battles with Katie Ledecky have captivated Olympic fans worldwide and now golden girl Ariarne Titmus is poised to cash in on her new-found notoriety.
Who is Olympic smokey Zac Stubblety-Cook?
An Olympic gold medallist that was scared of the water that most of us have never heard of with an awesome surname. Robert Craddock has thw lowdown on Zac Stubblety-Cook.
‘Mind-blowing’ Terminator crushing rivals’ spirits
Ariarne Titmus looked like she was playing a game of cat and mouse in the pool — a game that none of her chasers had a hope of winning.
Ashes boycott: Test great calls out English cricketers
There are many doing it worse than the England players reportedly considering withdrawing from next summer’s Ashes series, says cricket legend Greg Chappell.
The touching moment we all missed in McKeown win
As Kaylee McKeown’s gold medal-winning f-bomb went viral around the world, there was a touching moment we all missed as she blew a kiss to dad.
The day Kaylee beat her hero
Kaylee McKeown’s amazing gold medal swim was made even more special because her long-time inspiration was just a few lanes away.
Moment Titmus was destined for greatness
An achievement years before her spectacular gold medal win at the Tokyo Olympics is seen as a pivotal moment in Ariarne Titmus’ swimming career.
‘As tough as Boonie’: Dad’s pride in Aussie swim starlet
Ariarne Titmus’ dad played cricket with David Boon and he reckons there are only two people as tough as the Test legend: his wife and Australia’s golden girl.
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