Australia’s finest swimmers disguising a sport in crisis
A $10 million lawsuit, government bailouts, and possible conflicts of interest. In the pool our swimming champions are firing, but behind the scenes our favourite Olympic sport is in turmoil.
A $10 million lawsuit, government bailouts, and possible conflicts of interest. In the pool our swimming champions are firing, but behind the scenes our favourite Olympic sport is in turmoil.
Emma McKeon again stole the show on the penultimate day at the world shortcourse championships, but her deeds now have Australia in rare air from the Ian Thorpe era.
In another case of Victoria saving a sport in financial turmoil, taxpayers shelled out over $9 million to host the FINA world championships.
Australia’s Isaac Cooper has had his victory in the 50m backstroke final rescinded after a bizarre false start error, with the teenager utterly devastated with the final outcome.
BELINDA Hocking caused the biggest upset of the Olympic swimming trials by beating world champion Emily Seebohm in the 200m backstroke on Wednesday night.
STRANGE markings on Cameron McEvoy’s swimming cap have revealed an intriguing element of the amazing young athlete’s persona.
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