Paris already held a special place in Jemima Montag’s heart and with every step of her 20km race walk to Olympic bronze, she saw the bracelet on her wrist from her late Nanna and Holocaust survivor who fled to the French capital to seek refuge.
Rain, rain go away. That will be the thoughts of the organisers of the Paris Olympics, with the men’s triathlon delayed due to the poor conditions in the River Seine.
Despite finding life in the Olympic village tough thanks to his new-found fame, US superstar Noah Lyles has turned to three different therapists in his quest for gold.
Viewers were far from happy when cricket legend and Channel 9 commentator Mark Taylor turned up calling an unlikely sport at the Paris Olympics.
Two runs have changed Australian runner Jess Hull’s Paris outlook, from dreaming about winning a medal in the 1500m to knowing she now has all the tools to make history for Australia.
After setting records and smashing personal bests, Victorian middle-distance runner Claudia Hollingsworth has her sights set on the Olympics – and she’s got one of Australia’s greats in her corner.
The AFL is risking the sport becoming “unrecognisable” as legal eagles change football each week at the tribunal. SCOTT GULLAN delves into the issue and asks, what constitutes the “reasonable player” the AFL is demanding?
Charlie Cameron, Toby Bedford and Alex Davies have all had their three-game bans upheld at the AFL tribunal. SCOTT GULLAN has the details.
The ladder said Essendon was a top-four team — but as SCOTT GULLAN writes, the Bombers are a long way from it. See his likes and dislikes in this week’s Early Tackle.
There are so many instances of children following their parent’s lead in a particular sport and the Murphy family will add to that list at this year’s Olympics, with Connor Murphy to compete in the triple-jump as his Dad did three times.
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