Full List: Where Aussies can watch the Olympics outdoors
Aussies including families and friends of the athletes going to Tokyo will be out in force at 24 sites where the Olympics will be broadcast. See the full list of locations.
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What’s really restricting Aussies at opening ceremony
Despite the opulence of the opening ceremony being scaled back in Tokyo, Australia’s official number of those allowed to march is not part of that package.
Kyle Chalmers: ‘The world needs these Olympic Games’
Reigning Olympic swimming champion Kyle Chalmers has a message for those who believe this year’s Games should be cancelled.
Returning Olympians to quarantine at Howard Springs
Howard Springs will become one of the unofficial sites of the Olympic after-party with the Australian team taking up residence after the Tokyo games.
‘I value my life more than a race’: Curry’s Olympics stance
Triple Olympian Lisa Curry weighs in on whether she believes the Tokyo Olympics should be cancelled.
Wild ride behind beach volleyball Olympic return
Truck driving, school teaching, four knee operations, shoulder surgery, one bub with another on the way and a pandemic pause have made this one wild ride to Tokyo.
Aussie Olympic softballers named after 13-year wait
Australia’s softball team has been named for the Tokyo Games, after a long 13-year wait to be back on the Olympic Diamond.
‘Surreal’ moment Aussies ended Olympic drought
For the first time since Beijing in 2008, Australia will have a men’s beach volleyball team at the Olympics.
Rugby player Lori Cramer reveals her top travel experiences
The Australian Rugby Sevens player is serious about her Olympic intentions but knows how to have a good time.
An Olympic first for women’s rowing
After almost 30 years of being left out of the Olympic rowing program, women will finally have the chance to race for gold this year.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/selina-steele/page/49