Kyle Chalmers’ former coach Peter Bishop has been recruited as the new national head coach of a European powerhouse, just eight months after a secret investigation by South Australian sports officials.
Queensland’s finest athletes laud the QAS Athlete Awards being reinstated after 41 finalists were unveiled. FULL LIST HERE
An Aussie swimming cult hero has gone public with her family’s joyous baby news that she says will never happen again.
Olympic great Kyle Chalmers always held a dream of playing AFL and when a powerhouse club came calling, he was ready to swap the pool for the MCG. But a veteran ruck stood in his way.
Team USA finally came out on top on the medal table but nothing could spoil Australia’s Paris pool party — which included our golden girls taking one last dip at the La Defense Arena.
Australia’s swimming team is licking their wounds after the USA ripped Olympic history from their grasp, as American fans delight in our pain.
From hometown heros to unbelievable world records to Aussie redemption, the Paris pool had it all. JULIAN LINDEN and TODD BALYM break it all down and hand out their own medals.
Queensland is punching above its weight in the Paris Olympics, its eight gold medals outstripping those of many entire countries.
Disgraced Chinese swimmer Sun Yang could do nothing as his name was officially rubbed out of the record books in Paris.
A second swimmer has collapsed after racing at the Paris Olympics, in worrying scenes on the final day of action in the pool.
Emma McKeon has the most gold. Ian Thorpe changed swimming forever. But now Ariarne Titmus and Kaylee McKeown have made their case.
Meg Harris was stunned after winning silver in the women’s 50m freestyle final. She was looking at her name on the board after the race, a big two next to it, and still she didn’t believe.
With bragging rights on the line, Matty Johns and James Magnussen break down the penultimate final night of swimming, the strange individual medley, success on the clay and more.
With another fantastic Olympic campaign under her belt, champion swimmer Ariarne Titmus is ready to take a break from the pool but it’s not goodbye just yet with LA on her mind.
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