Extent of Dawn Fraser’s injuries revealed
Australian Olympic legend Dawn Fraser has been rushed to hospital on the Sunshine Coast after suffering “multiple injuries”.
Swimming
Titmus stays true to post-Olympics break despite historic victory
Tasmanian swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus makes history with a fourth Athlete of the Year title but is sticking to having a year off swimming. Here’s what we know.
Under fire doping chiefs poach Aussie to calm waters
The World Anti-Doping Agency has looked to Australia to appoint someone who can mediate the ongoing fallout of the organisation’s handling of this year’s Chinese swimming scandal.
Olympian’s career regret exposed in photo
It may be one of the most iconic images from her career, but Aussie swimming icon Ariarne Titmus says all is not as it seems.
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‘Inappropriate’ star kicked out of village
Paraguayan swimmer Luana Alonso has been given her marching order from the athletes village after being sprung in a sneaky act.
Chalmers reveals his next move
Kyle Chalmers says the goalposts have moved after the record-breaking 100m freestyle swim in Paris, and the Aussie champ seems hellbent on being in Los Angeles to match that in 2028.
Game of Thrones actor wins gold medal
Ireland’s Daniel Wiffen made history at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games but it’s not the first time we’ve seen the gold medallist on our screens.
‘Cop it on the chin’: Kaylee’s classy response to DQ drama
Kaylee McKeown was robbed off an Olympic silver medal when vision showed a US rival should have been disqualified in the medley. But the Australian star’s response showed her true class.
Magnussen: We need to stop AFL, NRL taking our young swimmers
Australian men’s swimming has a talent problem. Dual Olympian James Magnussen asks how the recruiters from the AFL and NRL can be stopped on the latest episode of the Matty + The Missile podcast.
Video evidence proves Aussie was robbed
Kaylee McKeown was bumped up to bronze after a rival was disqualified – but it appears the judges missed another infraction.
Magnussen: What Aussies must do to beat USA at LA 2028
Australia fell short of toppling the USA from the top of the pool medal tally, but they can turn the tables in four years. JAMES MAGNUSSEN reveals how they can do it.
‘Awesome’: Why Aussies are all smiles despite falling short v USA
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.
‘Suckas’: US mocks Aus, gets last laugh
Australia’s swimming team is licking their wounds after the USA ripped Olympic history from their grasp, as American fans delight in our pain.
Heart warmers and pork chops: Expert swimming report card
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.
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