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The not-so-little Murray cod that could: fish tracked swimming 900km along Australia’s biggest river system

Fish named after Olympic swimming champion Ariarne Titmus was most recently tracked at a section of the mid-Murray, near Belsar Island

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s the Olympics, it’s the Super Bowl’: Inside the world’s most dangerous bike race

LONG READ: For a small number of daredevils Red Bull Rampage is the equivalent of competing for Olympic gold. Flo Clifford heads to Virgin, Utah to get the inside scoop on freeriding’s most prestigious race – and why the riders are prepared to put their lives on the line in…

The Independent UK

The Olympic Performance That Might Be Better Than Shohei Ohtani’s Two-Way Classic

A double-gold day by Leon Marchand is one of the few individual shows of greatness that comes close to Ohtani. Plus, is there a gymnastics performance that takes the cake?

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Olympic great dives into Brisbane 2032 advisory group

One of Australia's greatest Olympians will plunge into a key 2032 advisory role, becoming the latest big-name recruit to assist Games organisers.

AAP

Milan-Cortina 2026 unveils official posters for Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games

The Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic organizing committee has unveiled two official posters for the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games

The Independent UK

Sail champion Wearn plots fresh course for LA Olympics

After a 12-month spell away from his dual gold medal-winning class, Australian sailor Matt Wearn has decided to chase a third Olympics title in Los Angeles.

AAP

'Therein lies the challenge': Gilly on Konstas form

Mentoring means a lot to Australian cricketing great Adam Gilchrist, who worked for several years with boxer Caitlin Parker before her historic Olympic medal.

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Want to help design GB's bike for the 2028 Olympics? British Cycling has the job for you

The Great Britain Cycling Team is looking for a new performance engineering mechanic

Cycling Weekly

'Won't get stabbed': Olympics-mad leader's city sledge

A premier has taken aim at Brisbane's rival state capitals, declaring less crime and congestion will attract its workers to deliver Olympic Games projects.

AAP

'Bloody hard': teary Titmus on rivalries, golden truth

Ariarne Titmus knows nothing she does in her post-swimming career will compare to the satisfaction of defending an Olympic title, but she's okay with that.

AAP

Ariarne Titmus retires just as she swam – at the top of the sport and uniquely herself

Stepping away from swimming as current two-time world and Olympic champion at only 25 is another distinctively Titmus thing to do

The Guardian - AU

The Milan-Cortina Olympic Opening Ceremony will spread across regions, like the Games themselves

Organizers have announced that the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games will feature the most spread-out opening ceremony in history

The Independent UK

Fruit-picking McEvoy eyes short course, long career

Cam McEvoy thinks he can go even faster in his 30s as the Olympic and world 50m freestyle champion relishes the growing interest in short-course swimming.

AAP

‘People’s opinions aren’t going to pay me’: Ireland’s Shane Ryan on his decision to join Enhanced Games

Swimmer Shane Ryan who represented Ireland at three Olympics tells Rory Carroll that the controversial event provides a chance to set up his financial future

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The Independent UK

‘I’m obsessed with greatness’: Katie Archibald chases sport’s highest high as long road begins to LA 2028 Olympics

One of Britain’s most decorated track cyclists, Archibald was in ‘freefall’ after missing out on the Paris Olympics having endured a difficult few seasons. Now she is searching for a fresh start as she begins the long road to the LA Games in 2028 - starting with next week’s World…

The Independent UK

Four-time Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus announces shock retirement

The great Australian freestyler forged a memorable rivalry with American counterpart Katie Ledecky

AAP

'Unlikely champion' Titmus an alltime Olympic great

While some Australians have won more Olympic medals competing in more Games, Ariarne Titmus will go down as an alltime great for her 400m freestyle triumphs.

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Olympic Gold Gold Medalist Ariarne Titmus Announces Shock Retirement From Swimming

"I always intended to return. I never thought Paris would be my last Olympic Games."

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International Business Times

'Living Legend' Ariarne Titmus Announces Retirement From Swimming

Four-time Olympic gold medallist Ariarne Titmus announced her immediate retirement from swimming on Thursday, calling it a "really tough" decision as she was lauded as "a living legend".

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'One of the greatest': Titmus shocks with career call

Four-time Olympic gold medallist Ariarne Titmus is retiring at the top and with the national swimming body's blessing as one of the sport's greatest.

International Business Times UK

Is Nina Dobrev Dating Zac Efron? Pals Say Actress 'Deserve Better' After Shaun White Split

Nina Dobrev addresses Zac Efron dating rumours as she navigates life after ending her engagement to Olympic snowboarder Shaun White in September 2025.

The Independent UK

GB and Scottish sprint star Jack Carlin announces retirement from track cycling

“If I was to say to 18-year-old Jack you’re going to walk away in ten years’ time with four Olympic medals around your neck, I’d have bitten your hand off,” the 28-year-old said

Cycling Weekly

'I don't have 100% of me to give to it anymore' – British Olympic medallist retires at 28

Jack Carlin was part of Great Britain's track sprint squad for a decade

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7 Grandparent Rules That Push Families Apart Instead of Closer

Ah, grandparents. The soft-hearted cookie distributors, the bedtime-story champions, the guardians of “back in my day” wisdom. When they strike the right balance, they make family life magical—a mix of laughter, nostalgia, and unconditional love. But sometimes, even the most well-meaning grandparents accidentally turn family harmony into an Olympic-level emotional…

The Guardian - UK

MPs warned over ‘shameful’ lack of funding for GB athletes at Deaflympics

It is shameful and discriminatory that deaf people are the only disabled community that does not receive any government funding in elite sport, MPs have been told

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