Titmus beaten by 17yo future superstar
Australia’s queen of the pool in Tokyo Ariarne Titmus was upstaged at Queensland’s state swimming championships on the weekend.
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Teen who toppled Titmus a swim star on the rise
She turned heads when she toppled Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus in one of her pet events — and Mollie O’Callaghan is set to become a star in her own right.
Aussie swim star: ‘I was actually molested’
Olympic silver medallist Maddie Groves has claimed that she was molested by a swimming official who still works in the sport.
Abuse left Olympian hiding in the bathroom
Australian Olympic swimmer Madeline Groves has revealed horrific detail about being molested as a teenager by an official she says still works in the sport. WARNING: Confronting content.
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Water baby Poort passes parent trap
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