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The latest proof Aussies can dethrone USA in 72-year Olympic first
Australia’s historic campaign at the Pan Pacific Championships is the latest proof the Dolphins can take down the USA in the pool at the 2028 Olympic Games.
Australia’s historic campaign at the Pan Pacific Championships is the latest proof the Dolphins can take down the USA in the pool at the 2028 Olympic Games.
The International Olympic Committee pledged to pay over $200m AUD to athletes with high-profile Aussie athletes praising the news.
Neither of the Australian relay teams that suited up at the world championships on Sunday night were expected to win gold. Both teams came up trumps.
Bronte Campbell isn't competing currently, but the four-time Olympian isn't necessarily done with swimming for good.
The glimpse into the future Bronte Campbell is witnessing pool-side this week has the Australian swimming stalwart swelling with excitement.
Here are five races to look out for this week as Australia's world championship swimming trials light up Adelaide.
Early mornings at the pool are no longer a concern for Emma McKeon as she begins her transition into retirement.
She secured her legacy as an all-time great at Tokyo 2020. But even as a 16-year-old Emma McKeon had proven she was capable of something special.
The most decorated Australian Olympian in history, swimmer Emma McKeon, announced her retirement from the elite level on Monday.
The Aussie athlete was looking forward to one thing and one thing only after 'pulling a Bradbury', but it wasn't meant to be.