• Melbourne’s Outdoor Pool Will Host 2022 Short Course Worlds (With Expanded Capacity)

    The outdoor pool at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre is covered, with an expanded 4,000-seat capacity thanks to a temporary grand stand.

  • Kyle Chalmers: “I Have 2 Big Boxes I Want to Tick So I Can Retire Happily”

    “…There are two more things I want to achieve, which is the world short-course championship and then the [long-course] world championship,” Chalmers said.

  • Zac Stubblety-Cook Among Aussie Swimmers Nominated For AIS Sport Performance Awards

    After winning Olympic gold in 2021, Stubblety-Cook won the men’s 200 breast at both the World Championships and Commonwealth Games in 2022.

  • Ian Thorpe on FINA’s Transgender Ban: “They’ve Actually Got It Wrong”

    Australian swimming legend Ian Thorpe spoke out against FINA’s decision to ban transgender women from elite female competitions in a recent interview. 

  • Australian relay

    Coach Peter Bishop And Swimmers Chalmers, Wilson, Harris Receive 2022 SASI Awards

    The South Australian Sports Institute honors Head Coach Peter Bishop and swimmers Kyle Chalmers, Madi Wilson, and Meg Harris for their 2022 achievements.

  • FINA Confirms $2.1 Million Prize Money Pool For 2022 Short Course World Championships

    The total amount of prize money handed out at this year’s Short Course World Championships will see a significant decrease compared to last year.

  • New Australian Prime Minister Reneges on 2032 Olympic Infrastructure Deal

    Australia’s new prime minister pulled out of a federal pledge to split the cost of 2032 Olympic and Paralympic spending with Queensland last week.

  • Australia’s Michael Bohl, Matthew Dunn, Nicole Livingstone Receive SA Life Memberships

    Swimming Australia awards Life Memberships to Olympic Coach Michael Bohl, FINA Second Vice President Matthew Dunn, and sports commentator Nicole Livingstone.