World Aquatics has announced the four stops of the Open Water Swimming World Cup, which will mark the 20th year of the tour. The series will begin with racing in the Red Sea and then shift to Europe ...

The “living legend” was out shopping in Brisbane’s central business district on Thursday after she decided to retire from all swimming aged just 25. The four-time Olympic gold medallist and 200m world ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and swimming great Ian Thorpe have led the tributes to Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus, who announced ...

Australian teammates, such as Kaylee McKeown, have praised Ariarne Titmus following her retirement. International rivals Katie Ledecky and Summer McIntosh have also congratulated Titmus. Titmus ...

Australia's four-time Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus stunned the swimming world Thursday by announcing her retirement from the sport at age 25. Titmus, who famously rose to global prominence at the ...

The four-time Olympic gold medallist is the current 200m freestyle world record holder but has opted to step away after a staggering haul of 33 international medals including eight Olympic medals (4 ...

Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement at the age of 25. Titmus finished her career as a four-time Olympic gold medallist. She says it is tough to retire but she is comfortable with the decision.

The arrest of a former long-time swim instructor in Delaware on charges he sexually assaulted children has authorities looking for more possible victims. Thomas Kennedy, 56, of Dover, was arrested ...

Four-time Australian Olympic gold medallist Ariarne Titmus has announced she is retiring from swimming at the age of 25, saying "the time feels right to step away". "It's a tough one [decision] but ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australia’s top Olympic swimmers are gearing up for a blockbuster duel on home soil against some of the world’s best this year in a ...

His sentence of probation and community service drew outrage in the Cairns community, with questions about why criminals were not “serving their time”, and calls for the Queensland Premier David ...

A “nerdy” science buff claimed to have caused an explosion while carrying out experiments in his shed, then blamed a life-threatening allergic reaction on his mother’s potpourri, a court has heard.