Olympic commentary is playing silly games
The language of the Olympic Games has changed a lot since Sydney, writes Peter Goers.
Australian Team
The most ludicrous sight of the Olympics
In years to come, when Olympic gold medallists watching their podium moment with their grandkids, it will be tainted unnecessarily by one ridiculous thing.
Ash Barty’s one-word farewell to Tokyo
Ash Barty was absolutely chuffed with her bronze medal and she waved goodbye to Tokyo with one word that summed up everything.
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Diamond set to miss selection target
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Diamond set to miss selection target
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Tapper brings double helping to Rio table
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Apology accepted but Anna’s no Rio certainty
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Meares the right choice for flag bearer?
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