Olympics
Don’t worry about Gout Gout, says his famous rival Lachlan Kennedy
Kennedy says Gout’s disappointing Diamond League debut race is nothing to worry about, and nor was Australia suffering from missing him in the men’s sprint relay team.
- Michael Gleeson
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- Boomers
Battle of the ages: The veteran Boomers stars fighting for one last Olympic charge
In a rare interview, Boomers coach Adam Caporn discusses Patty Mills, Ben Simmons and Joe Ingles, and Australia’s new wave of basketball talent.
- Jon Pierik
José Carreras and Robbie Williams to sing at the Gabba in world exclusive event
Williams, The Corrs, Ronan Keating, Natalie Imbruglia and others will join the legendary tenor in an all-star concert celebration on his 80th birthday in Brisbane.
- Nick Dent
The future of Australian swimming has arrived – and they’re only 17
If there are two names you should commit to memory ahead of the swimming program at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, make them Sienna Toohey and Henry Allan.
- Tom Decent
Premier backs plan to transform waterfront with towers and hundreds of venues
Two former Olympians have bought the Parmalat factory site in South Brisbane and plan to redevelop the area.
- William Davis
- Opinion
- Opinion
FIFA will splurge $1.3b on World Cup prizemoney. It’s time Olympic athletes were paid fairly, too
Even a team losing all three games at the World Cup will pocket $13 million. Against this, The IOC’s opposition to paying its athletes looks ever more ridiculous.
- Darren Kane
Olympic hero gearing up for MCG slide
Australian Olympian Cooper Woods talks about being chosen to go down the slide for the FightMND campaign.
AI-instruction raises eyebrows in government department
Also in Public Circus: an own goal for the Games authority and all hands on deck for a bargaining agreement at City Hall.
- James Hall, Cameron Atfield and William Davis
Meg Harris joins IOC prize money discussion
Joining the Wide World of Sports show, Olympian Meg Harris said the vocal discussion about athlete prize money is a 'step in the right direction'.
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- Russia-Ukraine war
‘Part of the propaganda’: Canberra urged to block Russian athletes over ties to sanctioned oligarchs
A water polo world cup could pose legal and diplomatic dilemmas for the federal government under its sanctions laws.
- Rob Harris