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Kaylee McKeown’s amazing gold medal swim was made even more special because her long-time inspiration was just a few lanes away.
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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.
Titmus’ rivals Thorpe, Perkins Olympic heroics
Katie Ledecky’s killer instinct has made her unstoppable in the pool — until Ariarne Titmus. Here’s how our newest golden girl dethroned the US champion.
Broncos crisis: Walters delves deep into roster
Can the last forward out of Red Hill please turn the lights out? That’s what it feels like for the Broncos as they struggle to put a team together.
Crash Tackle: One last roll of dice for Walters
Broncos coach Kevin Walters has tried just about everything this winter — but there’s one final risk he simply must take.
Australia’s richest person’s Brisbane Olympics fear
Gina Rinehart is confident Brisbane can host a successful Olympics in 2032, but fears a ‘wretched’ scenario could stop the games reaching their full potential.
‘Don’t do an Atlanta’: Brisbane must handle the pressure
Do it right and your city will eternally sparkle like Sydney 2000.Get it wrong – as Atlanta did – and the stench will always be with you, writes Robert Craddock.
Atherton: How McGrath exposed my Ashes ‘gremlins’
Former English captain Mike Atherton was dismissed 19 times by Glenn McGrath. He delves into their battles and reveals a critical player in the upcoming Ashes series.
New contender in Milford race, Gagai in-demand
Anthony Milford now has four clubs chasing his signature but his future hinges on Souths’ battle to retain Dane Gagai.
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