Swimming
Aussie women clinch shock relay gold
An Australian women's 4x100m freestyle relay team featuring Mollie O'Callaghan, Meg Harris, Milla Jansen and Olivia Wunsch wins gold.
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Aussie glory: Men's relay team clinches gold
An Australian men's 4x100m freestyle relay team featuring Flynn Southam, Kai Taylor, Max Giuliani and Kyle Chalmers wins gold at the 2025 world championships.
‘It’s a huge upset’: Beating the USA in a relay is sweet. Australia’s underdog swimmers just did it twice in 15 minutes
Australia’s men’s and women’s 4x100m freestyle relay teams have claimed remarkable gold medals on the opening night of the world swimming championships in Singapore.
- Tom Decent
McIntosh dominates 400m race
Canadian sensation Summer McIntosh executes an emphatic victory in the women's 400m freestyle final at the 2025 world swimming championships.
Short reveals family tragedy in emotional interview
Australia's Sam Short reveals after winning silver in the men's 400m freestyle at the 2025 world championships that his aunty died recently.
Martens pips Short in thrilling 400m duel
German Lukas Martens out-touches Australia's Sam Short to win gold in the men's 400m freestyle at the 2025 world swimming championships.
US swim team floored by food poisoning
Many of the swimmers on the United States' team will have to will themselves through the world championships after being hit by food poisoning.
A Chinese swimmer born in 2012 is ready to break an 89-year-old record
Chinese prodigy Yu Zidi, 12, could become the youngest international swimming medallist since 1936 when she debuts at the upcoming world championships in Singapore.
- Tom Decent
Why a dodgy Thai buffet could save the Australian swimming team’s reputation
Food poisoning at a Thailand training camp has rocked Team USA ahead of the world swimming championships, opening the door for the Dolphins to strike early in Singapore.
- Tom Decent
Hardest task swimmers will face with new Olympic schedule
Three Australian Olympic stars reveal what the hardest part of the latest scheduling change will be for swimmers to adapt to.
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