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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.
Lani Pallister has cemented her place in swimming history, dethroning American giant Katie Ledecky in the women’s 800m freestyle at the Pan Pacifics with a time of 8:06.10.
With rival Summer McIntosh out of the finals, Lani Pallister flew to gold and beat out her idol Katie Ledecky in the women’s 400m freestyle.
Australia has given a glimpse into what is to come at the LA Olympic Games, collecting four gold medals on the opening day of the Pan Pacs.
Lani Pallister was one of Australia’s standout athletes at the Commonwealth Games. But the real deal competition is just about to start against two megastars.
Ariarne Titmus has taken her first steps into a media career. An ex swimmer who has already blazed that trail has recently had her ear.
Ariarne Titmus had her sights set on an Olympic treble but eventually decided to retire after realising she'd "totally lost the fire".
The United States won gold in the final event of the swimming world championships, ensuring it finished atop the gold-medal count.
Ariarne Titmus anointed it as the best 800-metre freestyle race she'd ever witnessed. Ian Thorpe did, too.
Mollie O'Callaghan anchored Australia to glory in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay. In doing so, she drew level with a swimming legend.