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Australia’s fastest man pumps brakes after scan sounds alarm
In the meantime, one of Lachlan Kennedy’s squad mates is rehabilitating “the worst hamstring tear you could possibly do”.
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‘Gobsmacked’: Brisbane 2032 boss’ huge claim as leaked emblems celebrated
There was little mention of the accidental early release of the Brisbane 2032 emblems as hundreds gathered by the river for a celebration of the reveal on Monday night.
Myers defeats Olympic champs in stellar win; Kennedy cracks 10 seconds
Middle-distance prodigy Cameron Myers beat two Olympic gold medallists and a host of other world-class stars to be crowned champion at the Diamond League final.
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Aussie relay hero makes surprise switch as LA Olympics loom
One of Australia’s gold medal-winning relay heroes at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games has taken his career in a new direction.
History made in astonishing 100m sprint race
The fastest 100m race of all time was staged on Monday morning. The times were so electric that Lachlan Kennedy didn’t make the historic final.
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Legend who slammed Aussie athletics reveals what’s changed
The Olympic gold medallist launched a scathing attack on Australian athletics during the Tokyo 2021 Olympics. Five years on, his tune is totally different.
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How sprint stars buried the hatchet to set up shock relay gold
A conversation Rohan Browning and Josh Azzopardi had allowed the sprint stars to put their selection scrap to bed.
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The Commonwealth Games must survive or dire consequences will follow
Surprisingly, not every Australian sports fan cares enough about the Commonwealth Games to hope for its long-term survival. Here’s why they should.
Aussies win sprint relay gold in 52-year first; athletics podium swept twice
Australia broke a 52-year drought as veteran sprinter Rohan Browning anchored the men’s 4x100m relay team to gold in Glasgow.
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This sprinting son of a gun almost quit. Now, history could await
Injured, disillusioned and on the verge of walking away, Aidan Murphy gave himself one more year to finally make sprinting work out for him.