Every Aussie selected for Paris 2024: Mollie O'Callaghan, Nina Kennedy, Ethan Ewing among stars in action
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Every Aussie selected for Paris Games
A total of 460 Australians are competing at the Paris Olympics.
Click through to see every athlete in action.
Chelsea Gubecka | Marathon swimming
Marathon swimmer Chelsea Gubecka was the first athlete picked for the Paris Olympics when the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) announced her selection on October 26, just under a year out from the Games.
In the Queenslander's only previous Olympic campaign, Gubecka finished 15th in the 10km open-water swim at Rio 2016.
Gubecka will compete in the Seine River as Olympic swimming returns to the iconic waterway for the first time since the Paris 1900 Olympics, 124 years ago.
Swimming in the Seine River has not been allowed since 1923 due to pollution, but Paris 2024 bosses are hoping a $2.3 billion clean-up will ensure it's safe for use at the Olympics and Paralympics.
Jess Fox | Canoe slalom
Jess Fox was selected for her fourth Olympics, where she'll contest the women's canoe single (C1) and kayak single (K1).
The Penrith product claimed gold in the canoe event at Tokyo 2020.
Breiana Whitehead | Sailing
Townsville's Breiana Whitehead created history when she became the first kite foil sailor selected on an Australian Olympic team.
Formula Kite is a discipline set to make its Olympic debut at Paris 2024.
Campbell Harrison | Sport climbing
Melbourne "Spiderman" Campbell Harrison will make his Olympic debut as sport climbing appears at the Olympics for the second time, after Tokyo 2020.
Oceana Mackenzie | Sport climbing
Oceana Mackenzie, from Warrandyte in country Victoria, will make her second Olympic appearance as a sport climber.
The Victorian finished 19th at Tokyo 2020.
Tim Anderson | Canoe slalom
Melbourne product Tim Anderson will make his Olympic debut in Paris, tackling the men's kayak single.
Tristan Carter | Canoe slalom
Another Melburnian in Tristan Carter will also make his Olympic debut in 2024, contesting the men's canoe single.
Matt Wearn | Sailing
Matt Wearn will aim to win back-to-back Olympic gold medals in Paris, after taking out the laser men's event at Tokyo 2020.
The Perth product will compete in the ILCA 7, the replacement for laser.
Grae Morris | Sailing
Grae Morris will make his Olympic debut in Paris, taking on the men's iQFOiL.
The Sydneysider will become the first Australian man to compete in Olympic windsurfing since Sydney 2000.
