Alisa Camplin-Warner has vowed to create an atmosphere that “enables everyone to achieve their full potential” after being named Chef de Mission of the Australian team for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Camplin-Warner, who became the first Australian to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics in 2002, made further history by becoming the first … Read more
Olympic silver medalist Jack Robinson and fellow surfer Ethan Ewing have won the heats in Fiji and are both aiming to secure a place in the World Surf League final.
The season of English middle-distance runner and 800 m Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson was ended prematurely due to injury.
They do not yet have a coach, but the Matildas have secured an opponent for the FIFA women's international period in October.
It has been revealed that taxpayer-funded sports institutes pumped enormous sums into the cycling career of renegade Olympian Matthew Richardson.
Australia is considering whether three-time Olympic medalist Matthew Richardson can be banned from international cycling for two years following his surprise move to Great Britain. Richardson surprised AusCycling with his decision to compete for Great Britain, announcing his move just days after winning three medals for Australia at the Paris Olympics.
After the former star of the French national team, Arsenal FC and FC Barcelona won Olympic silver in Paris earlier this month, Thierry Henry has resigned as coach of the French U21 national team.
Australian cycling has suffered a major blow: two-time Olympic silver medallist Matthew Richardson has changed his nationality and now competes for Great Britain in international events. The British-born sprinter competed for Australia at the recent Olympic Games, winning three medals in Paris: silver in the men's keirin and sprint, and bronze in the men's team … Read more
An American company has gone viral thanks to unprecedented interest in Australian Olympic breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn.
Athletes who win medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics will get free Hyundais… but it won't be the South Korean athletes who will be picking up the keys. Instead, they are gold, silver and bronze medalists from Romania, and billionaire Ion Țiriac kept his promise to give cars to the winning athletes.