
‘It’s scandalous’: Australia’s Paris heroes get a $600 million slap in the face
Ariarne Titmus, Jess Fox, Nina Kennedy and the rest of this golden generation of Aussie athletes are victims of a $600 million robbery.

Ariarne Titmus, Jess Fox, Nina Kennedy and the rest of this golden generation of Aussie athletes are victims of a $600 million robbery.

With just two days left before the 2024 Paris Olympics closing ceremony, one state is well in the lead for the most gold medals in the country.

West Australian diver Maddison Keeney had to wait eight years to return to the Olympics after winning bronze in Rio, but her first crack at a medal in Paris ended in a flash, with one botched dive.

Kaylee McKeown could get the chance of a lifetime to win an extra gold medal in one of her pet events at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as part of a radical overhaul of the swimming program.

It’s about half the time it takes the average person to blink their eyes.

The Americans won’t claim a fourth straight gold medal after falling short in a shootout.

The sky was the limit for Nina Kennedy. She raised the bar and cleared it. Delivered an unforgettable record-breaking 18th gold medal for Australia’s greatest Olympic team. Rare air has been found in Paris.

Sky News host Peta Credlin applauds billionaire Gina Rinehart for becoming a “godmother” of Australian sports by pouring an estimated $10 million every year into swimming, rowing, volleyball and artistic swimming.

When Australia took to the water for their final Team performance in the Artistic Swimming program in Paris, the anticipation was palpable. The eight Australians delivered an array of spectacular gymnastic feats and risky actions, demonstrating their creativity, power, and strength in the water.