Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is promising the Brisbane 2032 Olympics will be cost neutral with no blowouts on stadium construction.
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How to Master the Crossover Turn Fast | Cody Miller
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Years of Speculation Ends With Location for 2032 Olympics Stadium Finally Revealed | 7NEWS
The announcement brings an end to furious debate that has continued since Brisbane was first announced as a future Olympic City four years ago.
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2032 Brisbane Olympics Venue Plans Unveiled | ABC News
The Queensland government has unveiled venue and event plans for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, including a brand new stadium in Victoria Park.
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“It’s Really Disappointing” Brisbane Olympic Bust-up | Sunrise
Sunrise is joined by Olympian Cate Campbell and Deputy Chair at Infrastructure of Queensland Luke Whistler to discuss the recent Mayors’ feud over the Olympic 2032 funding disagreement.
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Will Any of Caeleb Dressel’s NCAA Records Be Broken This Year? | The Swim Scribe
There are plenty of absurdly fast records over on the men’s side of things as well, but there are three in particular that I want to take a look at and see what chances they have of being broken.
I’m talking about Caeleb Dressel’s three NCAA records, 17.63 in the 50 free, 42.80 in the 100 fly and 39.90 in the 100 free.
All of those records came during the 2018 NCAA championships, and now in the 7 years since then they are among some of the oldest records out there.
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Just 2 Degrees: Ew, Swimming in Poo | TRT World
UK residents are literally swimming in poo as private water companies legally dump sewage into waterways. And scientists expect an El Nino comeback a lot sooner than expected. Should we be concerned? Guests: Wilfran Moufouma Okia from the World Meteorological Organisation, and Sienna Somers with Friends of the Earth UK
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Water Safety 101 Importance of Knowing How to Swim | Good Morning Kuya
Check out our LIVE interview with Coach Mia Romero as she shares why learning how to swim is essential for safety, confidence, and well-being.
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Cal Poly Swim & Dive Team Looking to Raise $25 Million to Reinstate Program | KSBY News
Cal Poly swim & dive team looking to raise $25 million to reinstate program