Sydney Marathon winner, Olympic champ suspended for failing drug test
The athletics world has been rocked after Kenyan star Peres Jepchirchir was provisionally suspended for testing positive to a banned substance.
The athletics world has been rocked after Kenyan star Peres Jepchirchir was provisionally suspended for testing positive to a banned substance.
The emblems were supposed to be revealed after a treasure hunt down the Queensland coast, but were accidentally leaked online.
Following news of his death, tributes flowed in from both sides of politics with the PM saying, “Australia has lost a real gentleman and a true parliamentarian”.
After the third day threw up something different, the fourth element has shot a sun and rays into favouritism.
After two days of similar items, the third has left a pair of Aussie legends stumped.
The league legend unveiled the second element from the top of Townsville’s Castle Hill, just don’t ask him what it is.
Aussie icons Ian Thorpe and Grant “Scooter” Patterson found the first emblem piece while snorkelling in Cairns.
Brisbane’s ‘first impression’ before their Olympic Games will be unveiled over a world-first six-day event.
Sean Sharaf has produced one of the biggest upsets in history, knocking out Gable Steveson in just 12 seconds.
A number of athlete safety concerns had been raised about the venue in the past, but the IOC has green the Fitzroy river the green light
The Olympian has spent most of her life being sexualised and this ad, she says, will only make things worse.