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From the Archives, 1971: Shane Gould sets fourth world record
Fifty years ago today, 15-year-old Shane Gould broke the world record for the 800 metres freestyle at Drummoyne.
- by Alan Clarkson
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New swimming boss wants to ride wave of success to Brisbane 2032
Eugenie Buckley wants Australian swimmers to be household names again as she takes over as Swimming Australia chief executive a decade out from a home Games.
- by Phil Lutton
Magnussen tips Chalmers for huge 2022 after setting world record
Kyle Chalmers owns the 100m freestyle short-course WR as he steams towards a massive 2022 campaign that includes the World Championships and Commonwealth Games.
- by Phil Lutton
Chalmers breaks 100m WR
Australian Kyle Chalmers broke the 13-year-old men's 100m freestyle short-course world record on Saturday morning (AEDT) in Kazan, Russia.
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Swimming Australia drops support for professional league
Swimming Australia has suspended ties with the Australian Swimming League following revelations that its founder and majority owner is serving a suspended jail term for tax fraud.
- by Chip Le Grand
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Teams set to debate ISL boycott as tensions over unpaid wages increase
The International Swimming League was billed as a rich revolution for the sport. Now some of Australia’s leading swimmers are among those with money at risk.
- by Phil Lutton
Mack Horton to relocate to Gold Coast in major coaching move
The Rio Olympic champion will join one of the sport’s most-decorated programs as he tries to breathe new life into his career heading towards Paris 2024.
- by Phil Lutton
‘I’m no longer the hunter, I’m the hunted’: Titmus has target on her back after Tokyo heroics
The Olympics star did not realise how badly she needed to take a breath before jumping back into the pool after a golden Games.
- by Phil Lutton
Campbell’s golden Games came after seeking help for ‘paralysing’ depression
The swimming great has revealed her depression diagnosis and the dark thoughts she had before what would be a triumphant return to the Olympic pool.
- by Phil Lutton