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Olympics wrap: 'Do I have the genes?' Fox overcomes doubt for gold to put family 17th on medal tally
The live blog will appear below the first two paragraphs Scroll below the blog to read the day 10 recap Australia has failed to win a gold medal on just one of the 11 days so far at Paris, and there's hope the country will bag a couple of more in the sailing when Matt Wearn hits the water. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics live: Marathon swimming underway in the Seine following Australia's golden quaddie
The live blog will appear below the first two paragraphs Scroll to the bottom of the blog for a full recap of day 12 A golden quaddie, drug arrest and a cameraman on track mid-race inside the Stade de France. A whirlwind 24 hours across the Olympic village. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Paris Olympics live: Day 15 Jess Hull and Stingers incredible silver, javelin heartbreak
The live blog will appear under the first two paragraphs Scroll to the bottom of the day 14 recap to relive the action with the live blog It's double silver for Australia after Jess Hull finished second in the 1500m final and the Stingers fell just short in their gold-medal water polo match. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics live: 'Is this real?' F-bombs and tears as Sakakibara joins McEvoy, McKeown on triple gold day
The blog will appear underneath the first two paragraphs. Scroll down for the day six recap. It's been a stunning day for Australia in Paris. Saya Sakakibara, Kaylee McKeown and Cam McEvoy have won gold medals and the women's pair of Jess Morrison and Annabelle McIntyre won rowing bronze. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics live: Opals eye basketball bronze; women's marathon thriller with just 19 seconds between top four
The live blog will appear underneath the first two paragraphs The opening ceremony live blog will start at 4.30am Scroll to the bottom of the day 15 recap Athletes are taking their last scenic trip around the streets of Paris, with the women's marathon finishing off the track and field program. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics live: 'Thought mum would drown' - remarkable Fox family win more gold; hockey controversy
The live blog will appear after the first two paragraphs Scroll below the blog to find the day nine recap It's been another golden morning for Australia after Noemie Fox completed a family clean sweep of the kayak and canoe events when she won the kayak cross event. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics live: Boomers coach resigns after exit, Seine water gets green light despite illness
The live blog will appear underneath the first two paragraphs Scroll to the bottom of the story for a full recap of day 11 On the back of another golden performance from team Australia, plenty more medals on offer across the Games. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics day nine: Last dance in pool, high jump hopes ready to launch
The live blog will appear after the first two paragraphs. Scroll underneath the blog to get a full recap of day eight action. There was a full set of medals for Australia on day eight as the Games in Paris reached the halfway mark - tennis gold, windsurfing silver and swimming bronze. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Olympics live: Marathon swim II underway; golden chances in kayak, diving, cycling; Opals v USA showdown
The live blog will appear underneath the first two paragraphs Scroll to the bottom of the blog to find a day 13 recap Another four medals in the Paris kit bag on day 13 (two silver, two bronze) as Friday's golden chances emerge for kayak, diving and cycling. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
How Australian flag bearer's family saved Olympic sport from the axe
Jessica Fox, fluent in both English and French and now flag bearer for Australia at the Paris Olympics, also carries the legacy of the family saving white water paddling's place in the Olympics. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
Pool time: Is Australia v USA the biggest rivalry of the Paris Games?
Not since 1956. It makes sense of course, given the United States has a population of 333 million and these days treat their Olympics swimming trials like rock concerts, or an aquatic Super Bowl. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
John Sargent's Palmetto and Detonator Jack to meet in The Gong
John Sargent is out to have the last laugh this spring in Saturday's $1m The Illawarra Mercury Gong. The form lines are heavily overlapped for the feature mile race at Kembla Grange, as Palmetto was swallowed up running seventh in the Five Diamonds (1800m), won by Unspoken with a fast-finishing Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Detonator Jack third.
As Australian racing's new superstar, Giga Kick juggernaut keeps rolling on
Craig Williams wins the All Aged Stakes on Giga Kick, to stake a claim as Australia's top thoroughbred. Picture by Jeremy Ng/Getty Images With Anamoe and Jacquinot preparing for stud duties, the racing landscape shifted through the autumn, amid Giga Kick's rise to becoming Australia's No.1 horse. We'll have to wait until the spring for a tantalising showdown between the reigning Everest champion and challenger I Wish I Win, from the Peter Moody stable.
Kembla Grange trainer Gwenda Markwell passes away
Gwenda Markwell. Picture by Adam McLean The Illawarra racing community is mourning the death of top trainer Gwenda Markwell, who passed away on Friday. FacebookTwitterWhatsappEmail When it comes to sport - at professional and community level - in the Illawarra, I'm here to provide insight, context and opinion, as well as the latest news you won't find anywhere else.
Chris Waller ready to lead Nature Strip back to Everest summit
Natures Strip takes out last year's Everest, ahead of Masked Crusader and Eduardo. Picture: Mark Evans/Getty Images With Winx in foal to Pierro and Verry Elleegant trying to reignite her career in Europe, Nature Strip carries the torch for Chris Waller into the spring. FacebookTwitterWhatsappEmail When it comes to sport - at professional and community level - in the Illawarra, I'm here to provide insight, context and opinion, as well as the latest news you won't find anywhere else.
Article: Tim Barrow on A War of Two Halves and Sweet F. A.
PART OF THE Sweet Inspiration ISSUE ‘When theatre and football combine, the results are extraordinary’ Tim Barrow takes us into the inspiration of his two plays, alongside co-creators Paul Beeson and Bruce Strachan, A War of Two Halves and Sweet F. A., exploring the intersection of where theatre and football meet, and just why they were drawn to the Hearts men’s and women’s teams of around a century ago. A War of Two Halves and Sweet F. A.
Nitro Circus to return to McDonald Jones Stadium in March 2022
Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer news, local-news, The 'high-adrenaline fun' of Nitro Circus motorbike action will be one of Newcastle's first major post-COVID lockdown events, after it was confirmed the event will return in March. McDonald Jones Stadium will play host to the show on March 17, one of three NSW dates which also includes Port Macquarie and Wollongong, as part of an Australian and New Zealand tour.
St George Illawarra Dragons withdraw Israel Folau NRL interest following backlash
St George Illawarra have confirmed they've pulled out of any pursuit of controversial dual international Israel Folau. Following a stinging backlash on Wednesday, the club released a statement saying "while the Dragons did enquire about signing Folau, the club can confirm that such discussions have now ceased".
Newcastle emerge as option to host Illawarra Hawks NBL games
Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footer news, local-news, NEWCASTLE has emerged as a likely venue for the Illawarra Hawks to take games next season, NBL boss Larry Kestelman said on Friday. In an interview with Melbourne radio station SEN, Kestelman said negotiations ongoing over a new Hawks' ownership model, led by a bid including potential No.1 NBA draft pick LaMelo Ball and Illawarra businessman Tory Lavalle.
UNF - new feature film from Lyre Films
This campaign started on Nov 02 and will close on December 07, 2014 (11:59pm PT). This campaign will receive all funds raised even if it does not reach its goal.
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